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Kalaya Pahuda Sutta
[The consideration of the connection (sannipata) in the three-fold state-division (sthitibheda) of the subsequent natures (uttaraprakritis) is also done in this anuyoga. Here, it is worth noting that in the original deluding (mohaniya) karmas, connection (sannipata) is not possible.
Bhavaprapurna-bhavanugraha - With regard to the bhavaprapurna-bhavanugraha, the only originating (audayika) state of all living beings with the most excellent-inferior (uttrishta-anutrishta) and light-heavy (javanya-ajaghannya) state-divisions of any root karma or their subsequent natures is found.
Alpabahutvaprarupana - In this anuyoga, the consideration of the less-more (alpabahutvaka) of the living beings who bind the most excellent-inferior, etc. state-divisions of all karmas is done. For example, the living beings with the state-division of the most excellent state of the deluding (mohaniya) karma are the least. Those with the state-division of the inferior state are infinite times more. The living beings who bind the lightest state are the least, and those who bind the non-lightest state are infinite times more. In this way, one should know the less-more of those with the state-division of the most excellent-inferior and lightest-non-lightest states of all root karmas and their subsequent natures.
Bhujagara - In this anuyoga, the consideration of the bhujagara, alpatara, and avasthita is done. The living being who attains a higher state from a lower state is called bhujagara state-division. The one who attains a lower state from a higher state is called alpatara state-division, and the one whose state remains the same in the second moment as in the first moment is called avasthita state-division. In this way, the three types of states of the deluding (mohaniya) karma are sakhejadibhagahina va, sakhejagunahina va. (Maha. Bha.) Here, even if the connection (sannipata) is not possible in the original state-division, it is still mentioned, due to its possibility in the subsequent natures. (Jaya. Dha.)]