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## Kasaya Pahud Sutta [3 Sthitivibhakti]
**19. For Manasajalanakapya, the minimum duration of the Sthitivibhakti is one month less an Antarmuhurta.**
**Explanation:** When a being, who is a destroyer of Charitramohaka, destroys two Krstis of Manasajalanakapya and experiences the third Krsti, then, if one time period more than the Avali-praman remains in the first state of that third Krsti, the duration of the Charamasthitibandha of Manasakapya is one full month. If, above this, one time period less than two Avali-praman time passes, then, in the Charamasthitiprabandhaki Sthiti, Nipekas are found with a duration of one month less an Antarmuhurta. This is the minimum duration of the Sthitivibhakti of Manasajalanakapya.
**20. For Mayasajalanakapya, the minimum duration of the Sthitivibhakti is half a month less an Antarmuhurta.**
**Explanation:** Since the Nipekas of the Charamasthitibandha of Mayasajalanakapya are half a month less an Antarmuhurta, therefore, when one time period less than two Avali-praman is given to the new Samayaprabuddha, Nipeka-Sthitis are found with a duration of half a month less an Antarmuhurta. This is why this is the minimum Sthitivibhakti.
**21. For Purushaveda, the minimum duration of the Sthitivibhakti is eight years less an Antarmuhurta.**
**Explanation:** The explanation is as follows: The minimum duration of the Sthitibandha of Purushaveda, bound by the destroyer of the Charimasamayavarthi Savedi, is eight years. However, the Nipeka-Sthitis are eight years less an Antarmuhurta, because Nipekas are not formed during the time period of the Antarmuhurta. Again, going up one time period less than two Avali-praman, the Nipeka-Sthiti of Purushaveda is found with a duration of eight years less an Antarmuhurta.
**22. For the six Noks, the minimum duration of the Sthitivibhakti is a number of years.**
**Explanation:** When, from the three Vetas, one Veda arises, and from the four Sanjwalanakapyas, one Kapya arises, and ascends the Apakashreni, and then, in turn, destroys the Napumsakaveda and the Strivanda, and then, in the destruction time of the six Noks, in the Charamasamaya, the last Sthitikandika's Charamphali...