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## 126 Kasaya Pahud Sutta
[3 Sthitivibhakti Jahanneṇ Egasamo. 253. Ukkassen Tevahisagarovamadam Sadireyaṃ. 254. Avavidakkammasio Kevaciraṃ Kalaado Hodi? 255. Jahanneṇ Egasamo. 256. Ukkassen Antoyuhuttaṃ. 257. Evaṃ Solaskasaayaṇam Navaṇokasaayaṇam. 258. Samaya Hai Aur Utkrishtkal Sadhik Ekasau Tiresath Sagaropama Hai. ||252-253||]
**Explanation:**
A living being who performs Bhujakar or Sthitivibhakti, when bound to a Sthiti, experiences a shorter duration of time for the Sthitivibhakti. This shorter duration is equivalent to one Samaya. The maximum duration of time for the Sthitivibhakti of Mithyatva Karma is one hundred sixty-three Sagaropama.
Here's a detailed explanation:
Imagine a Tiryanch or a human being, a Mithyatva-affected soul, bound to a particular Sthiti. When this soul binds to a lower Sthiti, it experiences a shorter duration of time, equivalent to the maximum duration of Antarmuhurta. After this, the soul dies and is reborn in a higher realm of existence, with a Sthiti of three Palya. Here, the soul attains Samyaktva and is reborn in the first or second heaven. After being expelled from heaven, the soul becomes a human again. Then, it dies and is reborn in a Kalpa like Anata-Pranata. During this time, the soul experiences Samyaktva for sixty-six Sagaropama. Finally, it attains Mithyatva. After a short Antarmuhurta, the soul attains Samyaktva again and experiences another sixty-six Sagaropama. Finally, due to its Karma, it is reborn as a Graiveyak Deva with a lifespan of thirty-one Sagaropama. From there, it is reborn as a human again.
The soul continues to bind to lower Sthitis, experiencing a shorter duration of time, until it finally fulfills its Sanklesha and performs Bhujakar Vibhakti. This entire process takes two Antarmuhurta and more than three Palya, totaling one hundred sixty-three Sagaropama. This is the maximum duration of time for the Sthitivibhakti of Mithyatva Karma.
**Churnisoo:**
How long does the Sthitivibhakti of Mithyatva Karma last? The minimum duration is one Samaya. This is because when a living being performs Bhujakar or Sthitivibhakti, and binds to a Sthiti similar to its previous Sthiti, the duration of Sthitivibhakti is one Samaya. The maximum duration of Sthitivibhakti of Mithyatva Karma is Antarmuhurta. This is because when a living being performs Bhujakar or Sthitivibhakti and binds to a Sthiti similar to its previous Sthiti, the maximum duration of time is Antarmuhurta. ||254-256||
**Churnimoo:**
Just as we have explained the duration of Bhujakar, Alpatar, and Sthitivibhakti for Mithyatva Karma, we should also understand the duration of these Vibhaktis for the sixteen Kasayas and nine Nokapasayas. The only difference is...