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## Translation:
**262]**
**[6126 6 6588658.]** The desire to expose the truth or falsehood or fault is called **ninda** (blame). The intention to reveal the qualities is called **prashansa** (praise). The connection with the words **para** (other) and **atma** (self) is in this order: **paraninda** (blame of others) and **atmaprashansa** (self-praise). When there are obstacles, the non-manifestation of the action due to the non-revealing attitude is called **ucchadana** (concealment). When there are no obstacles, the manifestation of the action due to the revealing attitude is called **udbhavana** (manifestation). Here also, the connection is in this order: **sadgunocchadana** (concealment of good qualities) and **asadgunodbhavana** (manifestation of bad qualities). These are the causes of **asrava** (influx) for the **nicha** (lower) **gotra** (lineage).
**[8659.]** Now, the cause of **asrava** for the **ucca** (higher) **gotra** is explained in the following sutra:
**Tadvīparyayo nīcaivṛttyanutseko coत्तरस्य ॥26॥**
**[8660.]** The word "**tat**" refers to the **asrava** of the **nicha** **gotra** mentioned earlier. The opposite of the attitude is called **vṛtti** **vīparyaya** (opposite attitude). The opposite of that is **tadvīparyaya** (opposite of the opposite). What are these opposites? **Atmaninda** (self-blame), **paraprashansa** (praise of others), **sadgunodbhavana** (manifestation of good qualities), and **asadgunocchadana** (concealment of bad qualities). Humility in those who are excellent in qualities is called **nīcaivṛtti** (low attitude). Even though one is excellent in knowledge, etc., not being proud of it, i.e., being free from ego, is called **anutseka** (non-effort). These are the causes of **asrava** for the **ucca** **gotra**.
**[8661.]** Now, the cause of **asrava** for the **antaraya** (obstacle) karma, which comes after the **gotra**, is explained in the following sutra:
**Vighnakaranamaantarāyasya ॥27॥**
**[8662.]** **Dana** (giving), etc., are mentioned in the sutra "**danalābhabhogopbhogavīryāṇi ca**". To obstruct these is the **asrava** of **antaraya** karma.