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'''[[four conditions]]''' ([[catuḥ-pratyaya]], [[四緣]]). A [[mental]] event requires
'''four conditions''' (catuḥ-pratyaya, 四緣). A mental event requires  
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(1) a causal condition 因緣,  
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:(1) a causal [[condition]] 因緣,
(2) uninterrupted continuity in the mind stream 等無間緣  
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:(2) uninterrupted continuity in the [[mind stream]] 等無間緣
(3) an object of the mind 所緣緣, and  
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:(3) an [[object]] of the [[mind]] 所緣緣, and
(4) contributing conditions 增上緣.  
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:(4) contributing [[conditions]] 增上緣.
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A [[physical]] event requires only the first and fourth [[conditions]]. For example, for a seed to grow, the seed is the causal [[condition]], while soil, sunlight, and [[water]] are the contributing [[conditions]].
  
A physical event requires only the first and fourth conditions. For example, for a seed to grow, the seed is the causal condition, while soil, sunlight, and water are the contributing conditions.
 
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four conditions (catuḥ-pratyaya, 四緣). A mental event requires

(1) a causal condition 因緣,
(2) uninterrupted continuity in the mind stream 等無間緣
(3) an object of the mind 所緣緣, and
(4) contributing conditions 增上緣.

A physical event requires only the first and fourth conditions. For example, for a seed to grow, the seed is the causal condition, while soil, sunlight, and water are the contributing conditions.

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