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## Kasaya Pahud Sutra (Chapter 2: Nature Division)
**Nature Division**
All living beings are found in all times. Just as the decision of time is dependent on the order, so too is the decision of time dependent on the order. Only in some cases are there special characteristics, such as:
* For the **Aharakakayayogi** beings, the **least time** for the division of the twenty-eight natures is **one moment**, and the **greatest time** is **the end of a muhurta**.
* For the **Aharak Mishrayogi** beings, the **least time** for the division of the twenty-eight natures is **the end of a muhurta**, and the **greatest time** is **the end of a muhurta**.
* For the **Upsham Samyagdristi**, the **least time** for the division of the twenty-eight natures is **the end of a muhurta**, and the **greatest time** is **an innumerable part of a palya-pamka**.
In this way, one should also know the special characteristics of time related to other cases. (9)
Previously, the decision of the difference was made in relation to one being. Now, we make the decision of the difference in relation to many beings. There is no difference in the division of the twenty-eight natures due to the **Ogh**, because beings who divide all the time are found in relation to many beings. Similarly, one should know the difference in relation to the order. Only in some cases are there special characteristics in the time of difference, such as:
* For the **Lavdhya Paryapt Manushya**, the **least time** for the division of the twenty-eight natures is **one moment**, and the **greatest time** is **an innumerable part of a palya-pamka**.
* For the **Vaikriyik Mishrakayayogi** beings, the **least time** for the division of the twenty-six natures is **one moment**, and the **greatest time** is **twelve muhurtas**.
And so on. (10)
A being who divides the **desired nature** of **moha** also divides the other **undesired natures**, or does not divide them. This type of consideration is called **Sannirkarpa Anuyogadwar**. Due to the **Ogh**, a being who divides the **Mithyatva** nature also possibly divides the **Samyaktva** nature, **Samyagmithyatva** nature, and the **fourfold Kasaya** that are **infinitely connected**, or possibly does not divide them. But, in addition to these, it divides the remaining natures according to the rule. A being who divides the **Samyaktva** nature also possibly divides the **Mithyatva** nature, **Samyagmithyatva** nature, and the **fourfold Kasaya** that are **infinitely connected**, or possibly does not divide them. But, in addition to these, it divides the remaining natures according to the rule. Similarly, due to the **Ogh**, one should make the **Sannirkarpa** of all the remaining natures as much as possible, and due to the order, one should make the **Sannirkarpa** of all the natures in all cases as much as possible. (11)
The **Alpabahutva Anuyogadwar** is the door that decides which beings who divide a particular nature of **mohakarma** are fewer or more than the beings who divide another nature. In relation to the **Ogh**, the beings who do not divide the remaining thirty-six natures excluding **Samyaktva** and **Samyagmithyatva** are the fewest. The beings who divide them are infinitely numerous. The beings who divide **Samyaktva** and **Samyagmithyatva** are the fewest. The beings who do not divide them are infinitely numerous. In relation to the order, the beings who divide the two natures of **Samyaktva** and **Samyagmithyatva** in the **Naraka** realm are the fewest. The beings who do not divide them are innumerable times more than them. In this way, one should decide the **Alpabahutva** in all the **Margnaas** as much as possible according to the number of beings.
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