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## Table of Contents
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**An Examination of the Possibility of the Author's Passions Diminishing, Being Bound or Controlled During the Time of the Destruction of Their Works**
Information about their situation during the time of suffering and destruction, and the final collection related to destruction, the stimulation-transition, etc. of the original section
Conclusive meaning of the verses, "The emergence of doubts regarding the subject and the remaining solutions after the destruction of passions"
882
**An Examination of the Transition of a Being from One State of Existence to Another After the Destruction of the Three Fatal Karmas**
Does the transition of a Kevali's conduct from the emergence of doubt to the destruction of the remaining karmas of a previously known state of existence, which is known by the omniscient, all-seeing Tirthankara, occur through stimulation or through transition?
866 Solution to this doubt
886 **Chapter on the Right to Destruction** 867-866 An examination of the different types of passions, such as anger, etc., and the types of beings who ascend in rank due to their destruction, through twelve verses
860 An examination of the destruction of the passions of a man who ascends in rank due to the emergence of the passions of a woman or a eunuch
867 Conclusive examination of the destruction of passions
**Western Section - Right to Meaning** 600-606 An examination of the different types of beings who ascend in rank due to their destruction
863 An examination of the Kevali's liberation
100 An examination of the special situations and actions of the being who is about to become a Kevali, after the fourth time of the subtle, simultaneous, final liberation of the Kevali, which occurs at the end of time
602 An examination of the state of being
864 A description of the restraint of yoga
604 A description of the actions of a being who has destroyed their passions, is free from attachment, and is in a state of concealment
, A description of the state of being like a mountain
105
**Appendix**
6.26
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1. **Kashayapahuḍ-Suttagaha** 2. **Verse Index** 3. **List of Verses Quoted from the Commentary** 4. **Mention of the Names of the Texts**
607 5. **Mention of Specific Chapters** 126 6. **List of Specific Dedicated Sutras** 626 7. **Those Who Have Been Taught and Those Who Have Not Been Taught** 126
**Mention of Teachings**
W| SR No. | 010396 |
| Book Title | Kasaya Pahuda Sutta |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Hiralal Jain |
| Publisher | Veer Shasan Sangh Calcutta |
| Publication Year | 1955 |
| Total Pages | 1043 |
| Language | Hindi, Sanskrit |
| Classification | Book_Devnagari |
| File Size | 71 MB |