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## 932
**Kasaya Pahud Sutta (44) p. 678, Sū. 15.** Therefore, knowing the karmas that are the cause of delusion, one should abandon them all, both in this world and the next.
**(45) p. 711, Sū. 352.** Thus, even in this Veda, the indivisible is to be understood as many.
**(353)** The arising and the disappearance of the subtle kasaya and the gross kasaya should be understood.
**(354)** Knowing the four types of human knowledge, one should abandon them.
**(355)** The bondage of the karmas is to be understood in all these ways.
**(46) p. 713, Sū. 368.** Some say that the arising and disappearance of the karmas are due to the influence of the senses. These are the thoughts that arise in the mind when it is wandering.
**(47) p. 739, Sū. 23.** Here (in the context of the destruction of the delusion of the body, speech, and mind), the karma of the body, the karma of speech, the karma of the mind, and the karma of the place are to be understood.
**(25)** Here, the bondage of the body, the bondage of speech, the bondage of the mind, and the bondage of the place are to be abandoned.
**(48) p. 823, Sū. 859.** Therefore, one should abandon the body, speech, and mind, and the place, and the measure of the place, and the measure of the body.
**7 Pavaijjant-Apavaijjant-Upadesa-Ullekha (1) p. 562, Sū. 19.** By the teaching of the Pavaijjant, the difference is the end of the world.
**(20)** By the same teaching, the many are to be understood as one.
**(2) p. 564, Sū. 45.** By the same teaching, the four types of beings are to be understood as the Danda-go.
**(3) p. 580, Sū. 185.** Here, there are two types of understanding.
**(186)** By one understanding, the kasaya is the mind.
**(4) p. 581, Sū. 198.** By one understanding, the fourth stanza is the end of the world.
**(199)** By the teaching of the Pavaijjant, the fourth stanza is the world.
**(5) p. 596, Sū. 320.** This is the difference, by one understanding, the Pali-dovam is the infinite number of parts.
**(321)** By the teaching of the Pavaijjant, the Avaliya is the infinite number of parts.
**(6) p. 649, Sū. 58.** There are two types of understanding of the Sammatta. Some say that the number of years is two thousand. By the teaching of the Pavaijjant, the remaining years of the Sammatta are eight.
**(60)** By the teaching of the eight years, one should understand the Paruvi.
**(7) p. 739, Sū. 15.** One understanding is that the rule is to be followed, and the Khavagas are to be climbed.
**(16)** One understanding is that it is to be done by the Sude, or the Madie, or the Chakkhudalana, or the Achakkhudansana.
**(8) p. 838, Sū. 965.** Here, there are two types of understanding.
**(966)** By one understanding, the Kamma-tti is given, and the infinite number of parts are to be abandoned.
**(967)** By one understanding, the Pali-dovam is the infinite number of parts.
**(968)** By the teaching of the Pavaijjant, the Pali-dovam is the infinite number of parts, and the infinite number of Chaggasula are to be abandoned.