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## Translation:
[228] *The *Prajñāpanā Sūtra* briefly explains the process of each of the seven *samuddhātas* (disturbances) and how they lead to the destruction of the associated karma. It then discusses the duration of each *samuddhāta*, stating that *kelisamuddhāta* lasts for 8 *kalas* (units of time), while the remaining *samuddhātas* last for an immeasurable number of *antarmuhūrta* (sub-moments).
The text further clarifies the number of *samuddhātas* experienced by different types of beings. It then elaborates on the number of *samuddhātas* experienced by each type of being in the past and the potential number in the future.
*The text then explains the number of *samuddhātas* possible for each type of being in its own state (**svasthan**), and in other states (**parasthan**), both in the past and future. It then considers the relative scarcity or abundance of beings based on their *samuddhātas*.
*The text then discusses the four types of *kṣayāsamuddhāta* (disturbances related to passions) and examines the *samuddhātas* of the past and future in relation to them. It also considers the past and future *kṣayāsamuddhātas* in relation to **svasthan** and **parasthan**, and their relative scarcity or abundance.
*The text then examines the *samuddhātas* related to *vedanā* (sensation) and others, from the perspective of *avagāhana* (perception) and *sparśa* (contact). It explains the duration of *avagāhana* and *sparśa* for each type of being, and the number of actions required for a being to experience a particular *samuddhāta*.
Finally, the text discusses *kelisamuddhāta* from various perspectives. It explains that a *sayogi kevali* (a liberated being with a physical body) does not become a *siddha* (fully liberated being) until they have attained the state of *ayogi* (non-action) by restraining their mind, speech, and body. The text also elaborates on the process of attaining *siddhatva* (liberation) and describes the nature of *siddhas*.