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## Kasaya Pahud-Suttagha
**1 Mulagaha**
(161) What does one know, what does one experience, what does one taste, and from where? It is due to the accumulation of the past and the future. || 214 ||
**Bhaasagaha**
(162) 1. First, second, and third, one knows or accumulates. The last one experiencing, experiences the remaining accumulations. || 215 ||
**2 Mulagaha**
(163) What one knows, what one experiences, what one tastes, is the bondage of the three. What one accumulates, is the bondage of the three. || 216 ||
**Bhaasagaha**
(164) 1. What one accumulates, experiences, and knows, is the lower of the three. The lower of the three is the bondage of the three. || 217 ||
**3 Mulagaha**
(165) Whatever one experiences, is divided into two parts, and what is the result of that? It is the same in other cases. || 218 ||
**Bhaasagaha**
(166) 1. Bondage, accumulation, or restraint, are all in the two divisions. In all divisions, accumulation is the middle state. || 219 ||
(167) 2. Accumulation, result, and all the divisions of the state, are in the middle state. || 220 ||
(168) 3. Whatever part is rejected, at that time, it enters the state of being rejected. The rejected merit enters the state of being equal to the rejected. || 221 ||
(169) 4. Whatever part is rejected, at that time, it enters the state of being rejected. The rejected merit enters the state of being equal to the rejected. || 222 ||
(170) 5. Bondage, accumulation, or result, are all in the divisions of the state. Just as merit is in many ways, so is it in these. || 223 ||
(171) 6. The karma that enters, enters due to the restraint of the past. It enters the south due to the two qualities of the calculation. || 224 ||