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## Kasaya Pahud Sutra
[3 Sthiti Vibhakti]
15. Eto Jahannam. 16. Micchatt Sammamicchatt-Varasakasaayanam Jahannamdivihatti Ega Tthidi Dusamayakaa Latthidiyaa.
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Churnisu (0 - Now onwards, the Jghanya Adhhacchedako of Sthiti Vibhakti is called. The Sthiti Vibhakti of Mithyatva, Samyagmithyatva and Anantanubandhi etc. twelve Kasayas is one Sthiti with two Samaya Pramaan time Sthiti. || 15-16 ||
**Special Meaning:** The reason for the Jghanya Kaal of Sthiti Vibhakti of the fourteen Mohprakrti mentioned in the Sutra is that the Jiva from Asanyata Samyagdristi Gunasthan to Aprammatta Samyata Gunasthan are capable of destroying Darshanmohaniya Karma. Therefore, a Jiva residing in any one of these four Gunasthanas - who has already eliminated the Anantanubandhi Chatushtaya - when he strives to destroy Darshanmohaniya Karma, during the time of Adhapravritta Karan, he attains increase from Anantgunee Vishuddhi. By knowing the Anantguneehin Anubhagbandh of his previous Anubhagbandh of Aprashasta Karmas, and by knowing the Anantgunee Adhik Anubhagbandh of his previous Anubhagbandh of Prashasta Karmas, he remains free from Sthitikaandakghata, Anubhagkaandakghata and Gunashreni Rup Karma-Pradesh-Nirjara. Again, entering the time of Apurvakaran, in the first Samaya, he initiates the Gunasankraman of Mithyatva and Samyagmithyatva, these two Aprashasta Karmaprakrti, which do not bind. By these special actions, he destroys the Karma Skandha by eliminating the number of thousands of Sthitikaandako in the time of Apurvakaran, and by eliminating the number of Anubhagkaandako multiplied by the number of Sthitikaandako, and by the Gunashreni Nirjara born from the number of thousands of Sthitibandhapasara. He enters Anivrittikaran. In the time of Anivrittikaran, by eliminating thousands of Sthitikaandakghati and Anubhagkaandakghati, and by destroying the Karma Skandha by the Asankhyatgunee Gunashreni every Samaya, after the number of parts of the Anivrittikaran time have passed, he takes the Charamphali of Mithyatva, which is Sthitivali of the Asankhyatva part of the Palyopam, situated outside the Udayavali, and by transitioning through Samyaktva Prakrti and Samyagmithyatva, these two, and by transitioning through the Sthivuk Sankraman of the Udayavali Pramaan Sthiti, which is one Samaya less than the above, in his last Samaya, the Nishekasthiti of one Nisheka of Mithyatva is found to be of two Samaya Kaal Pramaan. Similarly, one should know the Jghanya Sthiti Vibhakti Kaal of Samyagmithyatva and Anantanubandhi etc. twelve Kasayas. The special thing is that when they transition from their own Charamphali to their own Swarup, and when they transition through the Sthivuk Sankraman of the Udayavali-Pravesh Nishekasthiti, when two Samayas remain in the time of one Nishekasthiti, then the Jghanya Sthiti Vibhakti of those Prakrti occurs. The Charamphali of all these Karmas fall after the number of parts of their own Anivrittikaran Kaal have passed. But, the Charamphali of Anantanubandhi-Kasaya Chatushtaya falls in the Anivrittikaran Kaal...