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## Kasaya Pahud Sutta (Chapter 2: Nature Division)
The Churnikar has not explained this in detail. However, their knowledge is now inaccessible, so a brief explanation of these Anuyogadwaras is given here.
The Anuyogadwaras that describe the individual owners of the 28 Uttaraprakritis of the Mohaniya Karma, one by one, are called **Swamitvanugam**. This ownership is determined by **Ogh** and **Aadesh**. The general decision based on Ogh is called **Samanya Nirnay**. The Acharyas, seeing the desire for brevity in the inquisitive, have given instructions based on Ogh for their benefit. However, for those who want to know the truth in detail, instructions based on Aadesh have been given for their benefit. This can also be said in other words: for the sharp-minded Bhavyas, the decision is made based on Ogh, and for the benefit of the dull-minded Bhavyas, the decision is made based on Aadesh. This same meaning should be understood in the context of the two types of instructions given in every Anuyogadwar.
**1.** According to the Ogh-based explanation, the owner of the division of the Mithyatva Prakruti is any Samyagdarshi or Mithyadarshi Jiva. In other words, the Mithyadarshi Jiva and the Samyagdarshi Jiva who has not destroyed Mithyatva, both have Mithyatva division. The owner of the undivided Mithyatva Prakruti is the Samyagdarshi Jiva who has destroyed Mithyatva. The owner of the division of Samyaktva Prakruti and Samyagmithyatva is any one Mithyadarshi or Samyagdarshi Jiva. The owners of the undivided form of these two Prakrutis are, respectively, the Mithyadarshi or Samyagdarshi Jiva who has awakened or destroyed Samyaktva Prakruti and Samyagmithyatva. The owner of the division of the Anantanubandhi Kapaya Chatushk is the Mithyadarshi or the Samyagdarshi Jiva who has not disassociated from it. The owner of the undivided Anantanubandhi Kapaya is any one Samyagdarshi Jiva who has disassociated from the Anantanubandhi Chatushk. The owner of the division of the remaining twelve Kashayas, starting with Apratyakhyana Avarana, and the nine No-Kashayas, starting with Hasya, is any one Samyagdarshi or Mithyadarshi Jiva. The owner of the undivided form of these Prakrutis is any one Samyagdarshi Jiva who has destroyed the existence of that particular Prakruti. This is the decision of ownership based on Ogh. Similarly, one should know the ownership of the division and undivided form of the Mohakarma of the Manushyatrika, Panchendriya, Panchendriya Paryapta, Tras Trasaparyapta, five Manoyogi, five Vachanayogi, Kaya-Yogi, Audarikakayayogi, Chakshudarshani Achakshudarshani, Shuklaleshyik, Bhavyasiddhik, and Anaharakjiva. Similarly, one should also determine the ownership of the division and undivided form of each Prakruti based on the remaining aspects of Aadesh.
**2.** The Anuyogadwaras that describe the time related to the division and undivided form of each Uttaraprakruti of the Mohaniya Karma are called **Kalnugam**. Based on Ogh, the time of the division of Mithyatva, the twelve Kashayas starting with Apratyakhyana Avarana, and the nine No-Kashayas is Anadi-Anant for the Abhavyas, and Anadi-Sant for the Bhavyas. The time of the division of the two Prakrutis, Samyaktva and Samyagmithyatva, is Anadi-Anant for the Abhavyas, and Anadi-Sant for the Bhavyas.
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