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## Kasaya Pahud Sutra
**[2. Nature Division 34. These eight Anuyoga-Dwaras are divided according to the original nature. They are as follows: - Ownership, time and space with respect to one being, and destruction, time, space, division and scarcity with respect to many beings. 35. With the description of these eight Anuyoga-Dwaras, the original nature division is complete. ]**
**[Churnisu 0 - In this original nature division, there are eight Anuyoga-Dwaras. They are as follows: - Ownership, time and space with respect to one being, and destruction, time, space, division and scarcity with respect to many beings. With the description of these eight Anuyoga-Dwaras, the original nature division is complete. ]**
**[Special Meaning - The eight Anuyoga-Dwaras mentioned by Yativrishabhacharya are not easy to describe. They should be understood in a concise way as follows: - (1) With respect to the Gunasthan, who is the owner of the original nature division? Any being residing in any Gunasthan possessing the essence of Mohkarma is the owner of the Mohaniya Karma division. With respect to the Marganas, all beings are owners because they possess the twenty-eight natures of Moh in the Narak, Tiryanch and Dev worlds. In the human world, beings are owners according to the number of natures they possess and according to the Gunasthan they reside in. Similarly, the ownership should be determined for the remaining Marganas like Indriya etc. (2) With respect to the Gunasthan, the time of the original nature division is as much as possible Anadi-Anant, Anadi-Sant and Sadi-Sant. With respect to the Marganas, the lowest time of the Moh division in the Narak world is ten thousand years and the highest time is thirty oceans. In the Tiryanch world, the lowest time of the Moh division is as much as the time taken to grasp a small object and the highest time is infinite time or as much as the time taken for countless particles to change. In the human world, the lowest time of the Moh division is as much as the time taken to grasp a small object and the highest time is three Palyas more than the time taken for a Koti-Varp to be separated. In the Dev world, the lowest time of the Moh division is ten thousand years and the highest time is as much as thirty oceans. According to this seed, the time should be determined for the remaining Marganas like Indriya etc. (3) With respect to the Gunasthan, there is no space in the original nature division. There is also no space in the original nature division with respect to the Marganas. However, with respect to the subsequent natures, the space, time and ownership should be understood according to the Anuyoga-Dwaras in each Pad. (4) With respect to the Gunasthan, the destruction of the original nature division with respect to many beings is as follows: - The division of the original nature takes place according to the rules and the non-division also takes place according to the rules. Similarly, in the Marganas like Manushya-Paryapt, Jasakaya, Samyat, Shukla-Leshya, Bhavya-Siddhik, Samyag-Drishti etc., the division and non-division of the original nature takes place according to the rules. In the Marganas like Labdhya-Paryapt Manushya, Vaikriyik-Mishra-Kaya-Yoga, Upasham-Samyag-Drishti etc., there may be division. In the Marganas like Audarik-Mishra, Chakshu-Darshan, Achakshu-Darshan, Santri etc., there may be non-division or there may not be non-division. Similarly, the destruction with respect to the division should be understood in the remaining Marganas. (5) With respect to many beings, the time of the original nature division is all time due to the flow. With respect to the order, ]**