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The increasing number of possessions from moment to moment; F 194–95
1.  At the very moment when a wholesome (kuśala) or defiled (kliṣṭa) factor605 arises, three factors arise together, including this wholesome or defiled factor, namely: (i) the root-factor (mūladharma), (ii) its possession (prāpti), (iii) the possession of this possession (prāpti-prāpti).606 <195>
2. At the following moment, six factors (dharma) arise together, namely: (i) the possession of the root-factor, (ii) the possession of possession of the first moment, (iii) the possession of the possession of the possession (prāpti-prāpti) of the first moment, plus (iii-vi) thr e secondary possessions (anuprāpti) through the power of which one is in a companiment of the thr e aforementioned possessions.  
3. At the third moment, eighteen factors arise together, namely, (i–ix) nine possessions (prāpti): the possessions of three factors produced at the first moment, the possessions of six factors produced at the second moment, plus (x–xviii) the nine secondary possessions (anuprāpti) through the power of which one is in accompaniment of the nine aforementioned possessions.
4. The possessions (prāpti) of this kind continue increasing in number from moment to moment.607
The possessions of present and future defilements (kleśa and upakleśa) and of wholesome innate factors (upapattilābhika; i. 71b) with the factors that are associated (saṃprayukta; i. 53cd) and coexisting (sahabhū; ii. 50b) with them [20 b] arise in an infinite [ananta] number from moment to moment throughout beginningless and endless transmigration [anādyantasaṃsāra].