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17 Jhàna Condition (Jhàna Paccaya)
The jhàna-factors are related to their concomitants (i.e. citta and
cetasikas) and to the citta produced corporeality by Jhàna
condition.
18 Path Condition (Magga Paccaya)
The path-factors are related to their concomitants (i.e. citta and
cetasikas) and to the citta-produced corporeality by Path
condition.
19 Association Condition (Sampayutta Paccaya)
The four incorporeal (i.e. mental) aggregates are mutually related
to one another by association condition.
20 Dissociation Condition (Vippayutta Paccaya)
i Corporeal phenomena (dhammas) are related to mental
phenomena by dissociation condition.
ii Mental phenomena are related to corporeal phenomena by
dissociation condition.
21 Presence Condition (Atthi Paccaya)
i The four incorporeal aggregates are mutually related to one
another by presence condition.
ii The four great essentials are mutually related to one another
by presence condition.
iii At the moment of conception, mentality (pañisandhi-citta)
and corporeality (kammaja-råpa) are mutually related to each
other by presence condition.
iv Consciousness and its concomitants are related to the mindproduced
corporeality (cittaja-råpa) by presence condition.
v The great essentials are related to their derived matter
(upàdà-råpa) by presence condition.