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## Kasaya Pahud Sutta
**[2. Nature Division 86. By the reduction of half-pudgala-transformation. 87. How much time is there for the division of twenty-seven natures? It is one time.]**
A deluded-visioned being, who is in the second state and is experiencing the final go-puccha-like sensations of the first state of delusion, due to the complete transition of the extreme fruit of right-belief, which is projected onto delusion by the complete transition of the extreme fruit of right-belief, attains the division of twenty-six natures in just one time. Then, in the subsequent time, he attains right-belief and becomes a being with twenty-eight natures. Thus, the time for the division of twenty-six natures is found to be the least amount of time, equivalent to one time.
**Churnisoo- The time for the division of twenty-six natures is the best time, which is half-pudgala-transformation.**
**Special Meaning-** A deluded-visioned being, who is without beginning, attains the state of quiescent right-belief by performing all three karmas. In this way, he breaks through the infinite cycle of existence and makes the time of his stay in the world equivalent to half-pudgala-transformation. When the time of quiescent right-belief ends, he attains delusion. He begins the division of twenty-six natures by the agitation of both right-belief and right-belief-delusion, which is only a fraction of an innumerable number of palya-like moments, due to the time of agitation. After that, he wanders in the world for a time slightly less than half-pudgala-transformation. When only the least amount of time, equivalent to an antarmukhurta, remains in half-pudgala-transformation, he attains quiescent right-belief. He attains the division of twenty-eight natures and, within the antarmukhurta, he ascends the ladder of self-perfection, attains omniscience, and achieves liberation. In this way, the best time for the division of twenty-six natures is found to be equivalent to pudgala-transformation. Here, the meaning of "less" is to reduce the time of agitation of right-belief and right-belief-delusion nature to a fraction of an innumerable number of palya-like moments within the time of half-pudgala-transformation.
**Churnisoo- How much time is there for the division of twenty-seven natures? The least amount of time is one time.**
**Special Meaning-** A deluded-visioned being, who has twenty-eight natures due to the karma of delusion, performs all three karmas when only an antarmukhurta remains in the time of agitation of right-belief nature. He projects the extreme fruit of right-belief onto delusion by the complete transition of the extreme fruit of right-belief, through the inner-consciousness, in the second extreme time of the first state of delusion. Then, the division of twenty-seven natures begins in the extreme time of the first state. After that, he attains quiescent right-belief in the second time. Since he becomes capable of dividing twenty-eight natures, the time for the division of twenty-seven natures is said to be the least amount of time, equivalent to one time.
* **Unamuddhapoggalpariyatta** is written as **Upoggalpariyami** due to the rule of **Nyaralova Kauna Nidittaado**. **Unamassa Addhapoggalpariyadrisssa Uvattapoggalpariyami** is the correct form. Alternatively, it can be understood as the acceptance of the word **Upagantassa** which means "less". Jayadha°