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## Kasaya Pahud Sutta
**[4. Section Division 3. The Uttarpayadinu Bhag Chihatti Vattam Samo. 4. The Previous Journey is These Paruvaana. (3) Increase - In this Anuyogadwar, the increase, decrease, and state of the karmas' anubhagas have been considered in relation to the thirteen Anuyogadwaras, starting with Samutkirtan. (4) Location Description - In this Anuyogadwar, the location of the anubhagas, which are divided into Bandhasamutpattik, Hatasamutpattik, and Hathatasamutpattik, has been considered through their description, evidence, and relative abundance. ]**
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**[The detailed explanation of the above mentioned Anuyogadwaras should be known by the inquisitive from the Jayadhwala commentary. ]**
**[Churnisu 0 - Now, the Uttar Prakriti - Anubhag Vibhakti will be explained. In it, the upcoming description of the competitor is the first thing to be known. Without it, the distinction between the Sarvaghati and Deshaghati, and the knowledge of the location of the anubhagas, cannot be obtained. || 3-4 ||]**
**[Special Meaning - The karma that destroys a part of the qualities like Samyaktva in the jiva is called Deshaghati. The karma that destroys all the qualities like Samyaktva in the jiva is called Sarvaghati. The name for both of these is Ghati Sanjna. The power of the anubhagas, which are like a creeper, wood, bone, and rock, is called Anubhag Sthan. Just as the creeper (Lata) is the most delicate among these four examples, similarly, the karma skandha whose anubhag has the most delicate, least, or weak power to bear fruit is called Lata Samaan Ek Sthanee Anubhag. Daru refers to wood or timber. Just as Daru is harder than Lata, similarly, the karma skandha whose power to bear fruit is stronger or more difficult than the Lata Sthanee Anubhag is called Daru Samaan Dwi Sthanee Anubhag. Asthi refers to bone. Just as Asthi is harder than Daru, similarly, the karma skandha whose anubhag power is stronger than the Daru Sthanee Anubhag is called Asthi Samaan Tri Sthanee Anubhag. Shail refers to a group of rocks or stones. Just as Shail is the hardest among Asthi, similarly, the karma pid whose power to bear fruit is much stronger than the Asthi Sthanee Anubhag is called Shail Samaan Chatuh Sthanee Anubhag. The name for these four Anubhag Sthanas is Sthan Sanjna. Out of the twenty-eight types of Mohakarma, some have an Ek Sthanee Anubhag power, some have Dwi Sthanee, some have Ek Sthanee and Dwi Sthanee, some have Tri Sthanee, some have Ek Sthanee, Dwi Sthanee, and Tri Sthanee. Some have Chatuh Sthanee, and some have Ek Sthanee, Dwi Sthanee, Tri Sthanee, and Chatuh Sthanee. The Sutrakar will explain this in detail later. Out of these four Anubhag Sthanas, the complete power of the Lata Sthanee Anubhag and the infinite power of the Daru Sthanee Anubhag are called Deshaghati. Above that, meaning the infinite power of the Daru Sthanee Anubhag, and the Asthi Sthanee and Shail Sthanee Anubhag power are called Sarvaghati. ]**