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The Negative Mode of the Dhamma-Conducive Dyads 1. The Root Dyad 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section 1. The Direct Order of Conditions Root Condition 1. Depending on a root phenomenon, a non-root phenomenon arises by root condition. — Depending on a root phenomenon, the associated aggregates and mind-originated matter (arise); at the moment of rebirth-linking... (and so on)... Depending on a root phenomenon, a not-non-root phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on a root phenomenon, both a non-root and a not-non-root phenomenon arise by root condition. (3) Depending on a non-root phenomenon, a not-non-root phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on a non-root phenomenon, a non-root phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on a non-root phenomenon, both a non-root and a not-non-root phenomenon arise by root condition. (3) Depending on a root and a non-root phenomenon, a non-root phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on a root and a non-root phenomenon, a not-non-root phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on a root and a non-root phenomenon, both a non-root and a not-non-root phenomenon arise by root condition. (3) (Abbreviated.) In root, nine. In object, nine... (and so on)... In non-disappearance, nine. (The Conascence section also... (and so on)... the Association section also is similar to the Dependent Origination section.) Root-Object Conditions 2. A root phenomenon is a condition for a non-root phenomenon by root condition... three. A root phenomenon is a condition for a non-root phenomenon by object condition... three. A non-root phenomenon is a condition for a not-non-root phenomenon by object condition... three. Both a root and a non-root phenomenon are conditions for a non-root phenomenon by object condition... three. (Abbreviated.) 3. In root, three. In object, nine... (and so on)... In non-disappearance, nine. (The Question section also should be elaborated in this way.) 2. The Rooted Dyad 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section 4. Depending on a rooted phenomenon, a not-rooted phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on a rooted phenomenon, a not-unrooted phenomenon arises by root condition. Depending on a rooted phenomenon, both a not-rooted and a not-unrooted phenomenon arise. They are by root condition. (3) Dependent on a rootless phenomenon, a not-rootless phenomenon arises by root condition. Dependent on a rootless phenomenon, a not-with-root phenomenon arises by root condition. Dependent on a rootless phenomenon, not-with-root and not-rootless phenomena arise by root condition. (3) Dependent on a with-root and a rootless phenomenon, a not-with-root phenomenon arises by root condition. Dependent on a with-root and a rootless phenomenon, a not-rootless phenomenon arises by root condition. Dependent on a with-root and a rootless phenomenon, not-with-root and not-rootless phenomena arise by root condition. (3) (Abbreviated.) In root, nine, in object, six… (etc.)… in non-disappearance, nine. (The conascence section also… (etc.)… the question section also should be elaborated.) 3. The Dyad of Associated with Roots 1-7. Beginning with the Dependent Origination Section 5. Dependent on a phenomenon associated with roots, a phenomenon not associated with roots arises by root condition. Dependent on a phenomenon associated with roots, a phenomenon not disassociated from roots arises by root condition. Dependent on a phenomenon associated with roots, phenomena not associated with roots and not disassociated from roots arise by root condition. (3) Dependent on a phenomenon disassociated from roots, a phenomenon not disassociated from roots arises by root condition. Dependent on a phenomenon disassociated from roots, a phenomenon not associated with roots arises by root condition. Dependent on a phenomenon disassociated from roots, phenomena not associated with roots and not disassociated from roots arise by root condition. (3) Dependent on a phenomenon associated with roots and disassociated from roots, a phenomenon not associated with roots arises by root condition. Dependent on a phenomenon associated with roots and disassociated from roots, a phenomenon not disassociated from roots arises by root condition. Dependent on a phenomenon associated with roots and disassociated from roots, phenomena not associated with roots and not disassociated from roots arise by root condition. (3) (Abbreviated.) In root, nine. (The conascence section also… (etc.)… the question section also should be elaborated.) 4. The Dyad of Root and Root-Conjoined. 1-7. Beginning with the Conditional Section. 6. Depending on a phenomenon that is both a root and conjoined with roots, a phenomenon arises that is neither a root nor rootless, by root condition. Depending on a phenomenon that is both a root and conjoined with roots, a phenomenon arises that is both rootless and not a root, by root condition. Depending on a phenomenon that is both a root and conjoined with roots, phenomena arise that are neither a root nor rootless, and phenomena that are both rootless and not a root, by root condition. (3) Depending on a phenomenon that is conjoined with roots but is not a root, a phenomenon arises that is both rootless and not a root, by root condition. Depending on a phenomenon that is conjoined with roots but is not a root, a phenomenon arises that is neither a root nor rootless, by root condition. Depending on a phenomenon that is conjoined with roots but is not a root, phenomena arise that are neither a root nor rootless, and phenomena that are both rootless and not a root, by root condition. (3) Depending on a phenomenon that is both a root and conjoined with roots, and a phenomenon that is conjoined with roots but is not a root, a phenomenon arises that is neither a root nor rootless, by root condition. Depending on a phenomenon that is both a root and conjoined with roots, and a phenomenon that is conjoined with roots but is not a root, a phenomenon arises that is both rootless and not a root, by root condition. Depending on a phenomenon that is both a root and conjoined with roots, and a phenomenon that is conjoined with roots but is not a root, phenomena arise that are neither a root nor rootless, and phenomena that are both rootless and not a root, by root condition. (3) (Abbreviated.) Nine by root condition. (The Co-arising Section, etc., the Question Section, etc., should also be elaborated.) 5. The Dyad of Root and Root-Associated. 1-7. Beginning with the Conditional Section. 7. Depending on a phenomenon that is both a root and associated with roots, a phenomenon arises that is neither a root nor disassociated from roots, by root condition. Depending on a phenomenon that is both a root and associated with roots, a phenomenon arises that is both disassociated from roots and not a root, by root condition. Depending on a phenomenon that is both a root and associated with roots, phenomena arise that are neither a root nor disassociated from roots, and phenomena that are both disassociated from roots and not a root, by root condition. (3) Depending on a phenomenon that is associated with roots but is not a root... Dependent on a dhamma, a dhamma that is dissociated from roots and is a non-root arises by root condition. Dependent on a dhamma that is associated with roots and is not a root, a dhamma that is a non-root and dissociated from roots arises by root condition. Dependent on a dhamma that is associated with roots and is not a root, dhammas that are a non-root and dissociated from roots, and dhammas that are dissociated from roots and are a non-root, arise by root condition. (3) Dependent on a dhamma that is a root and root-associated, and a dhamma that is root-associated and not a root, a dhamma that is a non-root and dissociated from roots arises by root condition. Dependent on a dhamma that is a root and root-associated, and a dhamma that is root-associated and not a root, a dhamma that is dissociated from roots and is a non-root arises by root condition. Dependent on a dhamma that is a root and root-associated, and a dhamma that is root-associated and not a root, dhammas that are a non-root and dissociated from roots, and dhammas that are dissociated from roots and are a non-root, arise by root condition. (3) (Abbreviated.) By root condition, nine. (The co-arising section also...etc...the question section also should be elaborated.) 6. The Non-root-with-root-cause Pair 1-7. Dependent-origination section and so on 8. Dependent on a non-root dhamma with a root-cause, a non-root dhamma without a root-cause arises by root condition. (Abbreviated.) By root condition, nine. (The co-arising section also...etc...the question section also should be elaborated.) The Root Cluster is finished. 7-8. The Conditioned Pair and so on 1-7. Dependent-origination section and so on 9. Dependent on a conditioned dhamma, a conditioned dhamma arises by root condition. (Abbreviated.) By root condition, one. 10. A conditioned dhamma is a condition for a conditioned dhamma by way of object condition. An unconditioned dhamma is a condition for a conditioned dhamma by way of object condition. (The conditioned is similar to the conditioned.) 9. The Visible Pair 1-7. Dependent-origination section and so on 11. Dependent on an invisible dhamma, a not-invisible dhamma arises by root condition. Dependent on an invisible dhamma, a not-visible dhamma u arises due to a root condition. Dependent on a non-manifest phenomenon, non-manifest and non-non-manifest phenomena arise due to a root condition. (3) (Abbreviated.) In Root Condition, three. (Detailed everywhere.) 10. The Dyad of Impingement 1-7. Dependent-Origin Section, etc. 12. Dependent on an impingent phenomenon, a non-impingent phenomenon arises due to a root condition. Dependent on an impingent phenomenon,