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## Kasaya Paahuḍ Sutta
[1 Page-two-divided four Vedas in two uses seven are the verses. Sixteen are the chapters, five are the verses. ||4||]
This is the division of the state of karma, which is divided into two parts: the inferior and the superior. The division of the state of karma is called "state division". The division of the power of karma, which is like a vine, wood, bone, and rock, which is destructive to the country and destructive to all, and the division of the power of karma, which is like molasses, sugar, sugar, and nectar, which is virtuous, and the division of the power of karma, which is like neem, bitter gourd, poison, and halahal, which is sinful, is called "division of the section". The division of the karma-field into different types, its partial or collective digestion, its rise at its own time or later, etc., are all included in the "division of the field". For this reason, two rights, called "diminished" and "undiminished", are included in the "division of the field". The karma-field that can be changed in the form of elevation, degradation, transition, etc., is called "diminished", and the karma-field that is incapable of change by elevation, degradation, etc., is called "undiminished". The description of these two types of karma-fields is given in the right called "diminished-undiminished". The state of being born and ending in the state of being born, which is obtained by the desired state, such as inferior, superior, and non-inferior, is called "state-ending". In this way, the eight karmas are grasped by the division of nature, etc., but in this nature, the division of the state, section, and field related to the different natures of the one mohaniya karma is described in detail, so its division of the state, section, and field is also meaningful. In the right of bondage, there are two rights: bondage and transition. The relationship of the karmic pudgala-skandha with the field of the jiva, which is in the form of one-field-entry, due to reasons such as false vision, etc., is called bondage, and the transformation of the bound karmas into their own sub-divisions as much as possible is called transition. The reason for giving the name "bondage" to bondage and transition is that there are two types of bondage: non-karmic bondage and karmic bondage. New bondage is called non-karmic bondage, and the binding of bound karmas to each other by transition is called karmic bondage. Therefore, karmic bondage is called transition. Although the verses of nature have only four words: page-two-divided, state, section, and bondage, which indicate the rights, the sutra-maker is also clearly stating that "these three verses should be known in five meanings". Therefore, Jayadhavala-kara, in his commentary, after much speculation, has imagined three types of rights according to the sutra-maker Gunadhara-acharya, the churn-maker Yativrpabha-acharya, and his own opinion, based on various arguments, as will be explained later in the koptak.
The sixth right of meaning is called "vedak", which contains four sutra-verses. The seventh right of meaning is called "use", which contains seven sutra-verses. The eighth right of meaning is called "four-places", which contains sixteen sutra-verses. The ninth right of meaning is called "pronunciation", which contains five sutra-verses. ||4||