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Kasaya Pahuda Sutta
[1. Pejjadosavihatti]
Similarly, the time of the remaining marganās should be known as far as possible. (10) The indication of antarānugama is also of two types with respect to different jīvas. With respect to oghanirodesa, there is no difference between rāgī and dvesī jīvas, because the existence of rāgī and dvesī jīvas is always found. Similarly, except for sāntaramārganās, there is no difference in the rest of the mārganās. Among the sāntaramārganās, the minimum difference in labhyaparyāpta human beings is one samaya, and the maximum difference is one part of an asaṃkhyāta part of a palya. The minimum difference in vaikriyamimsa is one samaya, the maximum is twelve muhūrtas. The minimum difference in āhāramimsa is one samaya, the maximum is one varṣapṛthaktva. The minimum difference in apagatavedī and sūkṣmasāmparāyika jīvas is one samaya, the maximum is six months. And the minimum difference in upasaṃasamyaktva jīvas is one samaya, the maximum is twenty-four ahorātras.
(11) How many parts of all jīvas are the jīvas possessing rāgabhāva, and how many parts of all jīvas are the jīvas possessing dvesabhāva? The determination of such division is called bhāgābhāgānugama in the anuyogadvāra. This anuyogadvāra also has two types of indication - oghanirodesa and ādeśa. In the oghanirodesa, the jīvas possessing rāgabhāva are slightly more than half the number of all jīvas (in which the vītarāga siddhas are not included). And the jīvas possessing dvesabhāva are slightly less than half. The reason for this is that the jīvas possessing rāgabhāva are slightly more than the jīvas possessing dvesabhāva, because the lobhakasāya is found in greater quantity in the entire class of devas. Similarly, the bhāgābhāga should be known in the mārganās as well.
(12) The anuyogadvāra that expounds the hīnādhikatva of the rāgī and dvesī jīvas is called alpabahutvānugama. It also has two types of indication - oghanirodesa and ādeśa. In the oghanirodesa, the jīvas possessing dvesabhāva are few, and the jīvas possessing rāgabhāva are significantly more than them. In the ādeśa, in the nāraka-gati, the jīvas possessing rāgabhāva are fewer, and the jīvas possessing dvesabhāva are numerically much more than them. In the devagati, the jīvas possessing dvesabhāva are few, and the jīvas possessing rāgabhāva are numerically much more. In the tiryañca and manuṣya, the jīvas possessing dvesabhāva are few. Similarly, the alpabahutatva of the rāgī and dvesī jīvas should be known as far as possible in the remaining mārganās as well.
Thus ends the Pejjadosavihatti.