68. Appaṭigho dhammo appaṭighassa dhammassa hetupaccayena paccayo – appaṭighā hetū sampayuttakānaṃ khandhānaṃ appaṭighānañca cittasamuṭṭhānānaṃ rūpānaṃ hetupaccayena paccayo; paṭisandhikkhaṇe…pe….(1)68. An appaṭigha dhamma is a condition for an appaṭigha dhamma by way of causal condition — appaṭigha causes are a condition for associated aggregates and appaṭigha mind-originated rūpas by way of causal condition; at the moment of rebirth…pe….(1)68. Pháp vô đối xúc là duyên cho pháp vô đối xúc do nhân duyên – các nhân vô đối xúc là duyên cho các uẩn tương ưng và các sắc do tâm sanh vô đối xúc do nhân duyên; vào sát-na tái sanh…v.v….69. Sappaṭigho dhammo appaṭighassa dhammassa ārammaṇapaccayena paccayo – cakkhuṃ…pe… phoṭṭhabbe aniccato…pe… domanassaṃ uppajjati; dibbena cakkhunā rūpaṃ passati, dibbāya sotadhātuyā saddaṃ suṇāti.69. A sappaṭigha dhamma is a condition for an appaṭigha dhamma by way of object condition — the eye…pe… perceiving tangibles as impermanent…pe… displeasure arises; one sees a form with the divine eye, hears a sound with the divine ear element.69. Pháp hữu đối xúc là duyên cho pháp vô đối xúc do cảnh duyên – nhãn…v.v… do bất thường của xúc…v.v… ưu sanh khởi; thấy sắc bằng thiên nhãn, nghe tiếng bằng thiên nhĩ giới. Sắc xứ là duyên cho nhãn thức…v.v… xúc xứ là duyên cho thân thức…v.v… các uẩn hữu đối xúc là duyên cho thần thông trí, túc mạng tùy niệm trí, vị lai trí, sự chú tâm do cảnh duyên.70. Sappaṭigho dhammo appaṭighassa dhammassa adhipatipaccayena paccayo.70. A sappaṭigha dhamma is a condition for an appaṭigha dhamma by way of dominance condition.70. Pháp hữu đối xúc là duyên cho pháp vô đối xúc do tăng thượng duyên.71. Appaṭigho dhammo appaṭighassa dhammassa anantarapaccayena paccayo – purimā purimā appaṭighā khandhā…pe… phalasamāpattiyā anantarapaccayena paccayo.71. An unrepulsive phenomenon is a condition for an unrepulsive phenomenon by way of the immediacy condition – earlier earlier unrepulsive aggregates... (and so on) ...is a condition for fruition attainment by way of the immediacy condition.72. Appaṭigho dhammo appaṭighassa dhammassa samanantarapaccayena paccayo…pe….72. An unrepulsive phenomenon is a condition for an unrepulsive phenomenon by way of the sameness-immediacy condition... (and so on) ... .73. Sappaṭigho dhammo sappaṭighassa dhammassa sahajātapaccayena paccayo… nava… aññamaññapaccayena paccayo… cha… nissayapaccayena paccayo… nava.73. A repulsive phenomenon is a condition for a repulsive phenomenon by way of the conascence condition... nine... by way of the mutuality condition... six... by way of the support condition... nine.74. Sappaṭigho dhammo appaṭighassa dhammassa upanissayapaccayena paccayo – ārammaṇūpanissayo, pakatūpanissayo…pe….74. A repulsive phenomenon is a condition for an unrepulsive phenomenon by way of the sufficing support condition – object-sufficing-support, natural-sufficing-support... (and so on) ....75. Sappaṭigho dhammo appaṭighassa dhammassa purejātapaccayena paccayo – ārammaṇapurejātaṃ, vatthupurejātaṃ.75. A repulsive phenomenon is a condition for an unrepulsive phenomenon by way of the pre-nascence condition – object-pre-nascence, base-pre-nascence.76. Appaṭigho dhammo appaṭighassa dhammassa pacchājātapaccayena paccayo – pacchājātā appaṭighā khandhā purejātassa imassa appaṭighassa kāyassa pacchājātapaccayena paccayo.(Mūlaṃ kātabbaṃ) pacchājātā appaṭighā khandhā purejātassa imassa sappaṭighassa kāyassa pacchājātapaccayena paccayo.(Mūlaṃ kātabbaṃ) pacchājātā appaṭighā khandhā purejātassa imassa sappaṭighassa ca appaṭighassa ca kāyassa pacchājātapaccayena paccayo (dvinnampi mūlā kātabbā).(3)76. An unrepulsive phenomenon is a condition for an unrepulsive phenomenon by way of the post-nascence condition – post-nascent unrepulsive aggregates are a condition for this pre-nascent unrepulsive body by way of the post-nascence condition. (The root text should be applied.) Post-nascent unrepulsive aggregates are a condition for this pre-nascent repulsive body by way of the post-nascence condition. (The root text should be applied.) Post-nascent unrepulsive aggregates are a condition for this pre-nascent repulsive and unrepulsive body by way of the post-nascence condition (the root texts for both should be applied).77. Appaṭigho dhammo appaṭighassa dhammassa āsevanapaccayena paccayo – purimā purimā appaṭighā khandhā…pe… vodānaṃ maggassa āsevanapaccayena paccayo.(1)77. An unrepulsive phenomenon is a condition for an unrepulsive phenomenon by way of the repetition condition – earlier earlier unrepulsive aggregates... (and so on) ...vodāna is a condition for the path by way of the repetition condition.78. Appaṭigho dhammo appaṭighassa dhammassa kammapaccayena paccayo – sahajātā, nānākkhaṇikā.78. An unrepulsive phenomenon is a condition for an unrepulsive phenomenon by way of the kamma condition – conascent, moment-diverse.79. Appaṭigho dhammo appaṭighassa dhammassa vipākapaccayena paccayo – vipāko appaṭigho…pe… tīṇi.79. A non-resistant phenomenon is a condition to a non-resistant phenomenon by way of resultant condition – a resultant non-resistant*… (and so on)… three.80. Appaṭigho dhammo appaṭighassa dhammassa āhārapaccayena paccayo – appaṭighā āhārā sampayuttakānaṃ khandhānaṃ appaṭighānañca cittasamuṭṭhānānaṃ rūpānaṃ āhārapaccayena paccayo; paṭisandhikkhaṇe…pe… kabaḷīkāro āhāro imassa appaṭighassa kāyassa āhārapaccayena paccayo (avasesā dvepi pañhā kātabbā, paṭisandhi kabaḷīkāro āhāro dvīsupi kātabbo agge).(3)80. A non-resistant phenomenon is a condition to a non-resistant phenomenon by way of nutriment condition – non-resistant nutriments are a condition by way of nutriment condition to the conjoined aggregates and to non-resistant mind-originated material forms; at the moment of rebirth-linking… (and so on)… edible food is a condition by way of nutriment condition to this non-resistant body (the remaining two problems should also be made, rebirth-linking and edible food should be made in both cases, at the beginning).81. Sappaṭigho dhammo appaṭighassa dhammassa indriyapaccayena paccayo – cakkhundriyaṃ cakkhuviññāṇassa…pe… kāyindriyaṃ kāyaviññāṇassa indriyapaccayena paccayo.(1)81. A resistant phenomenon is a condition to a non-resistant phenomenon by way of faculty-condition – the eye faculty is a condition to eye-consciousness… (and so on)… the body faculty is a condition to body-consciousness by way of faculty-condition.82. Sappaṭigho dhammo appaṭighassa dhammassa vippayuttapaccayena paccayo.82. A resistant phenomenon is a condition to a non-resistant phenomenon by way of disassociation-condition.83. Sappaṭigho dhammo sappaṭighassa dhammassa atthipaccayena paccayo… ekaṃ (paṭiccasadisā paṭhamapañhā).(1)83. A resistant phenomenon is a condition to a resistant phenomenon by way of presence-condition… one (the first problem is similar to Dependent Origination).84. Appaṭigho dhammo appaṭighassa dhammassa atthipaccayena paccayo – sahajātaṃ, purejātaṃ, pacchājātaṃ, āhāraṃ, indriyaṃ.84. A non-resistant phenomenon is a condition to a non-resistant phenomenon by way of presence-condition – conascent, pre-nascent, post-nascent, nutriment, faculty.85. Sappaṭigho ca appaṭigho ca dhammā sappaṭighassa dhammassa atthipaccayena paccayo (paṭiccasadisaṃ yāva asaññasattā).(1)85. The colliding and non-colliding phenomena are a condition by way of presence for the colliding phenomenon (similar to Paṭicca, up to non-percipient beings). (1)86. Hetuyā tīṇi, ārammaṇe dve, adhipatiyā cattāri, anantare ekaṃ, samanantare ekaṃ, sahajāte nava, aññamaññe cha, nissaye nava, upanissaye dve, purejāte tīṇi, pacchājāte tīṇi, āsevane ekaṃ, kamme tīṇi, vipāke tīṇi, āhāre tīṇi, indriye pañca, jhāne tīṇi, magge tīṇi, sampayutte ekaṃ, vippayutte cattāri, atthiyā nava, natthiyā ekaṃ, vigate ekaṃ, avigate nava (evaṃ gaṇetabbaṃ).86. In root: three; in object: two; in predominance: four; in contiguity: one; in immediate contiguity: one; in coconascence: nine; in mutuality: six; in support: nine; in decisive support: two; in pre-nascence: three; in post-nascence: three; in repetition: one; in kamma: three; in result: three; in nutriment: three; in faculty: five; in jhāna: three; in path: three; in association: one; in dissociation: four; in presence: nine; in absence: one; in disappearance: one; in non-disappearance: nine (thus should be counted).87. Sappaṭigho dhammo sappaṭighassa dhammassa sahajātapaccayena paccayo.(1)87. The colliding phenomenon is a condition for the colliding phenomenon by way of coconascence. (1)88. Appaṭigho dhammo appaṭighassa dhammassa ārammaṇapaccayena paccayo… sahajātapaccayena paccayo… upanissayapaccayena paccayo… purejātapaccayena paccayo… pacchājātapaccayena paccayo… kammapaccayena paccayo… āhārapaccayena paccayo… indriyapaccayena paccayo.(1)88. The non-colliding phenomenon is a condition for the non-colliding phenomenon by way of object condition… by way of coconascence condition… by way of decisive support condition… by way of pre-nascence condition… by way of post-nascence condition… by way of kamma condition… by way of nutriment condition… by way of faculty condition. (1)89. Sappaṭigho ca appaṭigho ca dhammā sappaṭighassa dhammassa sahajātapaccayena paccayo.(1)89. The colliding and non-colliding phenomena are a condition for the colliding phenomenon by way of coconascence. (1)90. Nahetuyā nava…pe… naanantare nava, nasamanantare nava, nasahajāte cattāri, naaññamaññe nava, nanissaye cattāri, naupanissaye nava, napurejāte nava…pe… nasampayutte nava, navippayutte nava, noatthiyā cattāri, nonatthiyā nava, novigate nava, noavigate cattāri.90. In not-root: nine…(etc.)… in not-contiguity: nine; in not-immediate contiguity: nine; in not-coconascence: four; in not-mutuality: nine; in not-support: four; in not-decisive support: nine…(etc.)… in not-association: nine; in not-dissociation: nine; in no-presence: four; in no-absence: nine; in no-disappearance: nine; in no-non-disappearance: four.91. Hetupaccayā naārammaṇe tīṇi…pe… naanantare tīṇi, naaññamaññe tīṇi, naupanissaye tīṇi…pe… nasampayutte tīṇi, navippayutte ekaṃ, nonatthiyā tīṇi, novigate tīṇi.91. By way of root condition, not-object: three…(etc.)… not-contiguity: three; not-mutuality: three; not-decisive support: three…(etc.)… not-association: three; not-dissociation: one; no-absence: three; no-disappearance: three.92. Nahetupaccayā ārammaṇe dve, adhipatiyā cattāri (anulomamātikā gaṇetabbā), avigate nava.92. By way of not-root condition, in object: two; in predominance: four (the affirmative mātikā should be counted); in non-disappearance: nine.93. Rūpiṃ dhammaṃ paṭicca rūpī dhammo uppajjati hetupaccayā – ekaṃ mahābhūtaṃ paṭicca tayo mahābhūtā…pe… dve mahābhūte…pe… mahābhūte paṭicca cittasamuṭṭhānaṃ rūpaṃ kaṭattārūpaṃ upādārūpaṃ.(1)93. Conditioned by a material phenomenon, a material phenomenon arises by way of root condition – one great element conditioned by three great elements…(etc.)… two great elements…(etc.)… conditioned by the great elements, mind-originated rūpa, kamma-originated rūpa, derived rūpa. (1)94. Arūpiṃ dhammaṃ paṭicca arūpī dhammo uppajjati hetupaccayā – arūpiṃ ekaṃ khandhaṃ paṭicca tayo khandhā…pe… dve khandhe…pe… paṭisandhikkhaṇe…pe….(1)94. Depending on a formless phenomenon, a formless phenomenon arises by way of root-condition: depending on one formless aggregate, three aggregates…pe… two aggregates…pe… at the moment of rebirth-linking…pe….(1)95. Rūpiñca arūpiñca dhammaṃ paṭicca rūpī dhammo uppajjati hetupaccayā – arūpino khandhe ca mahābhūte ca paṭicca cittasamuṭṭhānaṃ rūpaṃ; paṭisandhikkhaṇe…pe….(1)95. Depending on both a material and a formless phenomenon, a material phenomenon arises by way of root-condition: depending on formless aggregates and great primary elements, mind-originated matter; at the moment of rebirth-linking…pe….(1)96. Hetuyā nava, ārammaṇe tīṇi, adhipatiyā pañca, anantare tīṇi, samanantare tīṇi, sahajāte nava, aññamaññe cha, nissaye nava, upanissaye tīṇi, purejāte ekaṃ, āsevane ekaṃ, kamme nava, vipāke nava, āhāre nava, indriye nava, jhāne nava, magge nava, sampayutte tīṇi, vippayutte nava, atthiyā nava, natthiyā tīṇi, vigate tīṇi, avigate nava.96. In root-condition, nine; in object-condition, three; in predominance-condition, five; in contiguity-condition, three; in immediate contiguity-condition, three; in co-nascence-condition, nine; in mutuality-condition, six; in support-condition, nine; in decisive support-condition, three; in pre-nascence-condition, one; in repetition-condition, one; in kamma-condition, nine; in result-condition, nine; in nutriment-condition, nine; in faculty-condition, nine; in jhāna-condition, nine; in path-condition, nine; in association-condition, three; in dissociation-condition, nine; in presence-condition, nine; in absence-condition, three; in disappearance-condition, three; in non-disappearance-condition, nine.97. Rūpiṃ dhammaṃ paṭicca rūpī dhammo uppajjati nahetupaccayā… tīṇi.97. Depending on a material phenomenon, a material phenomenon arises by way of no-root-condition… three.98. Nahetuyā nava, naārammaṇe tīṇi, naadhipatiyā nava, naanantare tīṇi, nasamanantare tīṇi, naaññamaññe tīṇi, naupanissaye tīṇi, napurejāte nava, napacchājāte nava, naāsevane nava, nakamme dve, navipāke pañca, naāhāre ekaṃ, naindriye ekaṃ, najhāne dve, namagge nava, nasampayutte tīṇi, navippayutte dve, nonatthiyā tīṇi, novigate tīṇi.98. In no-root-condition, nine; in no-object-condition, three; in no-predominance-condition, nine; in no-contiguity-condition, three; in no-immediate contiguity-condition, three; in no-mutuality-condition, three; in no-decisive support-condition, three; in no-pre-nascence-condition, nine; in no-post-nascence-condition, nine; in no-repetition-condition, nine; in no-kamma-condition, two; in no-result-condition, five; in no-nutriment-condition, one; in no-faculty-condition, one; in no-jhāna-condition, two; in no-path-condition, nine; in no-association-condition, three; in no-dissociation-condition, two; in no-absence-condition, three; in no-disappearance-condition, three.99. Hetupaccayā naārammaṇe tīṇi, naadhipatiyā nava, naanantare tīṇi, nasamanantare tīṇi, naaññamaññe tīṇi, naupanissaye tīṇi, napurejāte nava, napacchājāte nava, naāsevane nava, nakamme ekaṃ, navipāke pañca, nasampayutte tīṇi, navippayutte ekaṃ, nonatthiyā tīṇi, novigate tīṇi.99. By way of root-condition in no-object-condition, three; in no-predominance-condition, nine; in no-contiguity-condition, three; in no-immediate contiguity-condition, three; in no-mutuality-condition, three; in no-decisive support-condition, three; in no-pre-nascence-condition, nine; in no-post-nascence-condition, nine; in no-repetition-condition, nine; in no-kamma-condition, one; in no-result-condition, five; in no-association-condition, three; in no-dissociation-condition, one; in no-absence-condition, three; in no-disappearance-condition, three.100. Nahetupaccayā ārammaṇe tīṇi, anantare tīṇi, samanantare tīṇi, sahajāte nava, aññamaññe cha, nissaye nava, upanissaye tīṇi, purejāte ekaṃ, āsevane ekaṃ, kamme nava, vipāke nava, āhāre nava, indriye nava, jhāne nava, magge ekaṃ, sampayutte tīṇi, vippayutte nava, atthiyā nava, natthiyā tīṇi, vigate tīṇi, avigate nava.100. By way of no-root-condition in object-condition, three; in contiguity-condition, three; in immediate contiguity-condition, three; in co-nascence-condition, nine; in mutuality-condition, six; in support-condition, nine; in decisive support-condition, three; in pre-nascence-condition, one; in repetition-condition, one; in kamma-condition, nine; in result-condition, nine; in nutriment-condition, nine; in faculty-condition, nine; in jhāna-condition, nine; in path-condition, one; in association-condition, three; in dissociation-condition, nine; in presence-condition, nine; in absence-condition, three; in disappearance-condition, three; in non-disappearance-condition, nine.101. Rūpiṃ dhammaṃ paccayā rūpī dhammo uppajjati hetupaccayā – ekaṃ mahābhūtaṃ…pe… (paṭiccasadisaṃ).(1)101. Due to a material phenomenon, a material phenomenon arises by way of root-condition: one great primary element…pe… (similar to Dependent Origination).(1)102. Rūpiṃ dhammaṃ paccayā arūpī dhammo uppajjati ārammaṇapaccayā – cakkhāyatanaṃ paccayā cakkhuviññāṇaṃ…pe… kāyāyatanaṃ paccayā kāyaviññāṇaṃ, vatthuṃ paccayā arūpino khandhā; paṭisandhikkhaṇe…pe….(1)102. Due to a material phenomenon, a formless phenomenon arises by way of object-condition: due to the eye-base, eye-consciousness…pe… due to the body-base, body-consciousness; due to the base, formless aggregates; at the moment of rebirth-linking…pe….(1)103. Hetuyā nava, ārammaṇe tīṇi, adhipatiyā nava, anantare tīṇi, samanantare tīṇi, sahajāte nava, aññamaññe cha, nissaye nava, upanissaye tīṇi, purejāte tīṇi, āsevane tīṇi, kamme nava…pe… magge nava, sampayutte tīṇi, vippayutte nava, atthiyā nava, natthiyā tīṇi, vigate tīṇi, avigate nava.103. In root-condition, nine; in object-condition, three; in predominance-condition, nine; in contiguity-condition, three; in immediate contiguity-condition, three; in co-nascence-condition, nine; in mutuality-condition, six; in support-condition, nine; in decisive support-condition, three; in pre-nascence-condition, three; in repetition-condition, three; in kamma-condition, nine…pe… in path-condition, nine; in association-condition, three; in dissociation-condition, nine; in presence-condition, nine; in absence-condition, three; in disappearance-condition, three; in non-disappearance-condition, nine.104. Rūpiṃ dhammaṃ paccayā rūpī dhammo uppajjati nahetupaccayā – ekaṃ mahābhūtaṃ…pe… asaññasattānaṃ ekaṃ mahābhūtaṃ…pe….(1)104. Due to a material phenomenon, a material phenomenon arises by way of no-root-condition: one great primary element…pe… one great primary element for non-percipient beings…pe….(1)105. Arūpiṃ dhammaṃ paccayā arūpī dhammo uppajjati nahetupaccayā – ahetukaṃ arūpiṃ ekaṃ khandhaṃ…pe… paṭisandhikkhaṇe…pe… vicikicchāsahagate uddhaccasahagate khandhe paccayā vicikicchāsahagato uddhaccasahagato moho.(1)105. An immaterial phenomenon conditions an immaterial phenomenon, not by way of root condition – one rootless immaterial aggregate… (etc.)… at the moment of rebirth-linking… (etc.)… aggregates accompanied by perplexity and restlessness condition delusion accompanied by perplexity and restlessness. (1)105. Duyên theo pháp vô sắc, pháp vô sắc sanh khởi do phi-nhân duyên – một uẩn vô sắc vô nhân… vân vân… trong sát-na tái tục… vân vân… do duyên các uẩn câu hữu với hoài nghi, câu hữu với trạo cử, si câu hữu với hoài nghi, si câu hữu với trạo cử (sanh khởi). (1)106. Rūpiñca arūpiñca dhammaṃ paccayā rūpī dhammo uppajjati nahetupaccayā – ahetuke arūpino khandhe ca mahābhūte ca paccayā cittasamuṭṭhānaṃ rūpaṃ; paṭisandhikkhaṇe…pe….(1)106. A material and an immaterial phenomenon condition a material phenomenon, not by way of root condition – rootless immaterial aggregates and the great primaries condition mind-produced matter; at the moment of rebirth-linking… (etc.). (1)106. Duyên theo pháp sắc và pháp vô sắc, pháp sắc sanh khởi do phi-nhân duyên – do duyên các uẩn vô sắc vô nhân và các đại chủng, sắc do tâm sanh (sanh khởi); trong sát-na tái tục… vân vân…. (1)107. Nahetuyā nava, naārammaṇe tīṇi, naadhipatiyā nava, naanantare tīṇi, nasamanantare tīṇi, naaññamaññe tīṇi, naupanissaye tīṇi, napurejāte nava, napacchājāte nava, naāsevane nava, nakamme cattāri, navipāke nava, naāhāre ekaṃ, naindriye ekaṃ, najhāne cattāri, namagge nava, nasampayutte tīṇi, navippayutte dve, nonatthiyā tīṇi, novigate tīṇi.107. In Nahetuyā there are nine, in Naārammaṇe three, in Naadhipatiyā nine, in Naanantare three, in Nasarmanantare three, in Naaññamaññe three, in Naupanissaye three, in Napurrejāte nine, in Napacchājāte nine, in Naāsevane nine, in Nakamme four, in Navipāke nine, in Naāhāre one, in Naindriye one, in Najjhāne four, in Namagge nine, in Nasampayutte three, in Navippayutte two, in Nonatthiyā three, in Novigate three.107. Do phi-nhân có chín, do phi-sở-duyên có ba, do phi-trưởng có chín, do phi-vô-gián có ba, do phi-đẳng-vô-gián có ba, do phi-câu-sanh có ba, do phi-y-chỉ có ba, do phi-tiền-sanh có chín, do phi-hậu-sanh có chín, do phi-thường-cận có chín, do phi-nghiệp có bốn, do phi-quả có chín, do phi-vật-thực có một, do phi-quyền có một, do phi-thiền có bốn, do phi-đạo có chín, do phi-tương-ưng có ba, do phi-bất-tương-ưng có hai, do phi-vô-hữu có ba, do phi-ly-khứ có ba.108. Hetupaccayā naārammaṇe tīṇi (saṃkhittaṃ, sabbe kātabbā), nakamme tīṇi, navipāke nava, nasampayutte tīṇi, navippayutte ekaṃ, nonatthiyā tīṇi, novigate tīṇi.108. By way of root condition, not by way of object condition, there are three (condensed, all should be done), not by way of kamma condition, three, not by way of result condition, nine, not by way of association condition, three, not by way of dissociation condition, one, not by way of absence condition, three, not by way of disappearance condition, three.108. Do nhân duyên, phi-sở-duyên có ba (tóm tắt, nên thực hiện tất cả), phi-nghiệp có ba, phi-quả có chín, phi-tương-ưng có ba, phi-bất-tương-ưng có một, phi-vô-hữu có ba, phi-ly-khứ có ba.109. Nahetupaccayā ārammaṇe tīṇi (sabbe kātabbā)…pe… jhāne nava, magge tīṇi…pe… avigate nava.109. Not by way of root condition, by way of object condition, there are three (all should be done)… (etc.)… by way of jhāna condition, nine, by way of path condition, three… (etc.)… by way of non-disappearance condition, nine.109. Do phi-nhân duyên, sở-duyên có ba (nên thực hiện tất cả)… vân vân… thiền có chín, đạo có ba… vân vân… bất-ly-khứ có chín.110. Arūpiṃ dhammaṃ saṃsaṭṭho arūpī dhammo uppajjati hetupaccayā – arūpiṃ ekaṃ khandhaṃ saṃsaṭṭhā tayo khandhā…pe… dve khandhe…pe… paṭisandhikkhaṇe…pe….110. An immaterial phenomenon arises associated with an immaterial phenomenon, by way of root condition – three aggregates arise associated with one immaterial aggregate… (etc.)… two aggregates… (etc.)… at the moment of rebirth-linking… (etc.).110. Pháp vô sắc tương hệ với pháp vô sắc sanh khởi do nhân duyên – ba uẩn tương hệ với một uẩn vô sắc… vân vân… hai uẩn… vân vân… trong sát-na tái tục… vân vân….111. Arūpī dhammo arūpissa dhammassa hetupaccayena paccayo – arūpī hetū sampayuttakānaṃ khandhānaṃ hetupaccayena paccayo; paṭisandhikkhaṇe…pe….(1)111. An immaterial phenomenon is a condition for an immaterial phenomenon by way of root condition – immaterial roots are a condition for associated aggregates by way of root condition; at the moment of rebirth-linking… (etc.). (1)111. Pháp vô sắc là duyên cho pháp vô sắc bằng nhân duyên – các nhân vô sắc là duyên cho các uẩn tương ưng bằng nhân duyên; trong sát-na tái tục… vân vân…. (1)112. Rūpī dhammo arūpissa dhammassa ārammaṇapaccayena paccayo – cakkhuṃ…pe… vatthuṃ… itthindriyaṃ… purisindriyaṃ… jīvitindriyaṃ… āpodhātuṃ… kabaḷīkāraṃ āhāraṃ aniccato…pe… domanassaṃ uppajjati, dibbena cakkhunā rūpaṃ passati, dibbāya sotadhātuyā saddaṃ suṇāti.112. A material phenomenon is a condition for an immaterial phenomenon by way of object condition – the eye… (etc.)… the base… the female faculty… the male faculty… the life faculty… the water element… solid food as impermanent… (etc.)… distress arises, one sees a form with the divine eye, hears a sound with the divine ear element.112. Pháp sắc là duyên cho pháp vô sắc bằng sở-duyên duyên – mắt… vân vân… vật… nữ quyền… nam quyền… mạng quyền… thủy đại… vật thực đoạn thực, (quán xét là) vô thường… vân vân… ưu sanh khởi, bằng thiên nhãn thấy sắc, bằng thiên nhĩ giới nghe tiếng.113. Arūpī dhammo arūpissa dhammassa ārammaṇapaccayena paccayo – dānaṃ…pe… sīlaṃ…pe… uposathakammaṃ katvā taṃ paccavekkhati, pubbe suciṇṇāni paccavekkhati, jhānā…pe… ariyā maggā vuṭṭhahitvā maggaṃ paccavekkhanti, phalaṃ paccavekkhanti, nibbānaṃ paccavekkhanti; nibbānaṃ gotrabhussa, vodānassa, maggassa, phalassa, āvajjanāya ārammaṇapaccayena paccayo; ariyā pahīne kilese…pe… vikkhambhite kilese…pe… pubbe…pe… arūpino khandhe aniccato…pe… domanassaṃ uppajjati, cetopariyañāṇena arūpicittasamaṅgissa cittaṃ jānāti, ākāsānañcāyatanaṃ…pe… nevasaññānāsaññāyatanassa…pe… arūpino khandhā iddhividhañāṇassa, cetopariyañāṇassa, pubbenivāsānussatiñāṇassa, yathākammūpagañāṇassa, anāgataṃsañāṇassa, āvajjanāya ārammaṇapaccayena paccayo.(1)113. An immaterial phenomenon is a condition for an immaterial phenomenon by way of object condition – having performed giving… (etc.)… morality… (etc.)… the Uposatha practice, one reviews it, one reviews well-performed actions from the past, having emerged from jhānas… (etc.)… noble paths, they review the path, they review the fruit, they review Nibbāna; Nibbāna is a condition for Gotrabhū, Vodāna, the path, the fruit, and advertence, by way of object condition; the Noble Ones* abandoned defilements… (etc.)… suppressed defilements… (etc.)… in the past… (etc.)… immaterial aggregates as impermanent… (etc.)… distress arises, one knows the mind of one endowed with an immaterial mind by means of the knowledge of the minds of others, the base of infinite space… (etc.)… the base of neither-perception-nor-non-perception… (etc.)… immaterial aggregates are a condition for the knowledge of psychic power, the knowledge of the minds of others, the knowledge of recollecting past lives, the knowledge of knowing one’s kamma destiny, the knowledge of future events, and advertence, by way of object condition. (1)113. Pháp vô sắc là duyên cho pháp vô sắc bằng sở-duyên duyên – bố thí… vân vân… giới… vân vân… đã làm uposathakamma rồi phản khán lại điều đó, phản khán lại những việc đã làm tốt trước đây, từ thiền… vân vân… các bậc Thánh xuất khỏi đạo rồi phản khán lại đạo, phản khán lại quả, phản khán lại Nibbāna; Nibbāna là duyên cho tâm chuyển tộc, tâm tịnh hóa, đạo, quả, hướng tâm bằng sở-duyên duyên; các bậc Thánh (phản khán) các phiền não đã đoạn trừ… vân vân… các phiền não đã trấn áp… vân vân… trước đây… vân vân… (quán xét) các uẩn vô sắc là vô thường… vân vân… ưu sanh khởi, bằng tha tâm thông biết được tâm của người có tâm vô sắc, không vô biên xứ… vân vân… phi tưởng phi phi tưởng xứ… vân vân… các uẩn vô sắc là duyên cho thần túc thông trí, tha tâm thông trí, túc mạng tùy niệm trí, nghiệp sanh trí, vị lai thế trí, hướng tâm bằng sở-duyên duyên. (1)114. Rūpī dhammo arūpissa dhammassa adhipatipaccayena paccayo.114. A material phenomenon is a condition for an immaterial phenomenon by way of dominance condition.114. Pháp sắc là duyên cho pháp vô sắc bằng trưởng duyên.115. Arūpī dhammo arūpissa dhammassa anantarapaccayena paccayo – purimā purimā arūpino khandhā pacchimānaṃ pacchimānaṃ arūpīnaṃ khandhānaṃ…pe… phalasamāpattiyā anantarapaccayena paccayo, samanantarapaccayena paccayo.115. Immaterial phenomena are a condition for immaterial phenomena by way of the immediate condition — former, former immaterial aggregates are a condition for later, later immaterial aggregates…etc… for the attainment of fruit by way of the immediate condition, by way of the contiguous condition.116. Rūpī dhammo arūpissa dhammassa upanissayapaccayena paccayo – ārammaṇūpanissayo, pakatūpanissayo…pe….116. Material phenomena are a condition for immaterial phenomena by way of the decisive support condition — decisive support by object, natural decisive support…etc….117. Rūpī dhammo arūpissa dhammassa purejātapaccayena paccayo – ārammaṇapurejātaṃ, vatthupurejātaṃ.117. Material phenomena are a condition for immaterial phenomena by way of the pre-nascent condition — pre-nascent by object, pre-nascent by base.118. Arūpī dhammo rūpissa dhammassa pacchājātapaccayena paccayo – pacchājātā arūpino khandhā purejātassa imassa kāyassa pacchājātapaccayena paccayo.(1)118. Immaterial phenomena are a condition for material phenomena by way of the post-nascent condition — later-born immaterial aggregates are a condition for this pre-existent body by way of the post-nascent condition. (1)119. Arūpī dhammo arūpissa dhammassa āsevanapaccayena paccayo – purimā purimā arūpino khandhā pacchimānaṃ pacchimānaṃ arūpīnaṃ khandhānaṃ āsevanapaccayena paccayo.119. Immaterial phenomena are a condition for immaterial phenomena by way of the repetition condition — former, former immaterial aggregates are a condition for later, later immaterial aggregates by way of the repetition condition.120. Arūpī dhammo arūpissa dhammassa kammapaccayena paccayo – sahajātā, nānākkhaṇikā.120. Immaterial phenomena are a condition for immaterial phenomena by way of the kamma condition — conascent, different-moment.121. Arūpī dhammo arūpissa dhammassa vipākapaccayena paccayo… tīṇi.121. Immaterial phenomena are a condition for immaterial phenomena by way of the resultant condition… three.122. Rūpī dhammo rūpissa dhammassa indriyapaccayena paccayo – rūpajīvitindriyaṃ kaṭattārūpānaṃ indriyapaccayena paccayo.(1)122. Material phenomena are a condition for material phenomena by way of the faculty condition — the material life faculty is a condition for kamma-produced material phenomena by way of the faculty condition. (1)123. Arūpī dhammo arūpissa dhammassa jhānapaccayena paccayo… tīṇi… maggapaccayena paccayo… tīṇi… sampayuttapaccayena paccayo… ekaṃ.123. Immaterial phenomena are a condition for immaterial phenomena by way of the jhāna condition… three… by way of the path condition… three… by way of the association condition… one.124. Rūpī dhammo arūpissa dhammassa vippayuttapaccayena paccayo – sahajātaṃ, purejātaṃ.124. Material phenomena are a condition for immaterial phenomena by way of the dissociation condition — conascent, pre-nascent.125. Rūpī dhammo rūpissa dhammassa atthipaccayena paccayo – sahajātaṃ, āhāraṃ, indriyaṃ.125. Material phenomenon is a condition for material phenomenon by way of presence – conascence, nutriment, faculty.126. Arūpī dhammo arūpissa dhammassa atthipaccayena paccayo – arūpī eko khandho tiṇṇannaṃ khandhānaṃ…pe… dve khandhā…pe… paṭisandhikkhaṇe…pe….(1)126. Immaterial phenomenon is a condition for immaterial phenomenon by way of presence – one immaterial aggregate for three aggregates… two aggregates… at the moment of rebirth….(1)127. Rūpī ca arūpī ca dhammā rūpissa dhammassa atthipaccayena paccayo – sahajātaṃ, pacchājātaṃ, āhāraṃ, indriyaṃ.127. Material and immaterial phenomena are a condition for material phenomenon by way of presence – conascence, post-ascence, nutriment, faculty.128. Hetuyā tīṇi, ārammaṇe dve, adhipatiyā cattāri, anantare ekaṃ, samanantare ekaṃ, sahajāte satta, aññamaññe cha, nissaye satta, upanissaye dve, purejāte ekaṃ, pacchājāte ekaṃ āsevane ekaṃ, kamme tīṇi, vipāke tīṇi, āhāre cattāri, indriye cha, jhāne tīṇi, magge tīṇi, sampayutte ekaṃ, vippayutte dve, atthiyā satta, natthiyā ekaṃ, vigate ekaṃ, avigate satta.128. In root, three; in object, two; in dominance, four; in contiguity, one; in immediate contiguity, one; in conascence, seven; in mutuality, six; in support, seven; in decisive support, two; in pre-ascence, one; in post-ascence, one; in repetition, one; in kamma, three; in result, three; in nutriment, four; in faculty, six; in jhāna, three; in path, three; in association, one; in disassociation, two; in presence, seven; in absence, one; in disappearance, one; in non-disappearance, seven.129. Rūpī dhammo rūpissa dhammassa sahajātapaccayena paccayo… āhārapaccayena paccayo… indriyapaccayena paccayo.(1)129. Material phenomenon is a condition for material phenomenon by way of conascence… by way of nutriment… by way of faculty.(1)130. Nahetuyā satta, naārammaṇe satta, naadhipatiyā satta, naanantare satta, nasamanantare satta, nasahajāte cha, naaññamaññe cha, nanissaye cha, naupanissaye satta, napurejāte satta …pe… namagge satta, nasampayutte cha, navippayutte pañca, noatthiyā cattāri, nonatthiyā satta, novigate satta, noavigate cattāri.130. Not by way of root, seven; not by way of object, seven; not by way of dominance, seven; not by way of contiguity, seven; not by way of immediate contiguity, seven; not by way of conascence, six; not by way of mutuality, six; not by way of support, six; not by way of decisive support, seven … not by way of path, seven; not by way of association, six; not by way of disassociation, five; not by way of presence, four; not by way of absence, seven; not by way of disappearance, seven; not by way of non-disappearance, four.131. Hetupaccayā naārammaṇe tīṇi, naadhipatiyā tīṇi, naanantare tīṇi, nasamanantare tīṇi, naaññamaññe ekaṃ, naupanissaye tīṇi (sabbattha tīṇi), nasampayutte ekaṃ, navippayutte ekaṃ, nonatthiyā tīṇi, novigate tīṇi.131. By way of root condition, not by way of object, three; not by way of dominance, three; not by way of contiguity, three; not by way of immediate contiguity, three; not by way of mutuality, one; not by way of decisive support, three (three in all); not by way of association, one; not by way of disassociation, one; not by way of absence, three; not by way of disappearance, three.132. Nahetupaccayā ārammaṇe dve, adhipatiyā cattāri (anulomamātikā kātabbā), avigate satta.132. Not by way of root condition, by way of object, two; by way of dominance, four (the anuloma-mātikā should be made); by way of non-disappearance, seven.133. Lokiyaṃ dhammaṃ paṭicca lokiyo dhammo uppajjati hetupaccayā – lokiyaṃ ekaṃ khandhaṃ paṭicca tayo khandhā cittasamuṭṭhānañca rūpaṃ…pe… dve khandhe…pe… paṭisandhikkhaṇe…pe… khandhe paṭicca vatthu, vatthuṃ paṭicca khandhā, ekaṃ mahābhūtaṃ…pe… mahābhūte paṭicca cittasamuṭṭhānaṃ rūpaṃ, kaṭattārūpaṃ, upādārūpaṃ.(1)133. Worldly phenomena arise from worldly phenomena through root-condition (hetu-paccaya). From one worldly khandha, three khandhas and mind-originated matter arise…pe… from two khandhas…pe… at the moment of rebirth-linking (paṭisandhikkhaṇa)…pe… from khandhas, the base; from the base, the khandhas; from one great element…pe… from the great elements, mind-originated matter, kamma-originated matter, and derivative matter.(1)134. Lokuttaraṃ dhammaṃ paṭicca lokuttaro dhammo uppajjati hetupaccayā – lokuttaraṃ ekaṃ khandhaṃ paṭicca tayo khandhā…pe… dve khandhe…pe….(1)134. Supramundane phenomena arise from supramundane phenomena through root-condition. From one supramundane khandha, three khandhas arise…pe… from two khandhas…pe….(1)135. Hetuyā pañca, ārammaṇe dve, adhipatiyā pañca, anantare dve, samanantare dve, sahajāte pañca, aññamaññe dve, nissaye pañca, upanissaye dve, purejāte dve, āsevane dve, kamme pañca, vipāke pañca, āhāre pañca, indriye pañca, jhāne pañca, magge pañca, sampayutte dve, vippayutte pañca, atthiyā pañca, natthiyā dve, vigate dve, avigate pañca.135. In root-condition, five; in object-condition, two; in dominance-condition, five; in proximity-condition, two; in contiguity-condition, two; in co-nascence-condition, five; in mutuality-condition, two; in support-condition, five; in decisive-support-condition, two; in pre-nascence-condition, two; in repetition-condition, two; in kamma-condition, five; in result-condition, five; in nutriment-condition, five; in faculty-condition, five; in jhāna-condition, five; in path-condition, five; in association-condition, two; in dissociation-condition, five; in presence-condition, five; in absence-condition, two; in disappearance-condition, two; in non-disappearance-condition, five.136. Lokiyaṃ dhammaṃ paṭicca lokiyo dhammo uppajjati nahetupaccayā – ahetukaṃ lokiyaṃ ekaṃ khandhaṃ paṭicca tayo khandhā cittasamuṭṭhānañca rūpaṃ…pe… dve khandhe…pe… ahetukapaṭisandhikkhaṇe…pe… (yāva asaññasattā) vicikicchāsahagate uddhaccasahagate khandhe paṭicca vicikicchāsahagato uddhaccasahagato moho (saṃkhittaṃ).136. Worldly phenomena arise from worldly phenomena through not-root-condition. From one rootless worldly khandha, three khandhas and mind-originated matter arise…pe… from two khandhas…pe… at the moment of rootless rebirth-linking…pe… (up to non-percipient beings) from the khandhas associated with doubt and restlessness, doubt and restlessness (moha) associated with doubt and restlessness (concise).