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**Kasaya Pahud Sutta - [4 Anubhag Vibhakti - 113. Nana Jeevehi Kalo 114. Micchattassa Ukkassanu Bhagakammamsia Keva Chiram Kalado Hoti? 115. Jahpanena Antomuhutta. 116. Ukkassena Palidovamassa Asankhejjadhibhago. 117. Evam Sesananam Kammanam Sammatta-Sammmamichchattvajanam. 118. Sammatta-Sammmamichchattanan Mukkassanu Bhagasanta Kammaya Keva Chiram Kalado Hoti? 119. Savbadha. 120. Micchatt-Atthakasaayanam Jahnanu Bhagasanta Kammaya Keva Chiram Kalado Honti? 121. Sambaddha. 122. Sammatta-Anantanubandhicattari-Chadu Sanjalanative Dana Jhananu Bhaga Kammamsia Keva Chiram Kalado Hoti 1123. Jahnanena Egasamo. 124. Ukkassena Sankhejjja Samaya. 125. Navari Anantanubandhin Mukkassena Avaliyae Asankhejjadhibhago. 126. Sammmamichchatt-Chhannokasayanam Jahnanu Bhaga Kammamsia**
**Churnisu -** The time related to Anubhag Vibhakti is different for different beings. How much time is there for a being with the excellent Anubhag Satkarma of Mithyatva Karma? The minimum time is Antarmuhurta and the maximum time is an uncountable part of Palyopama. ||113-116||
**Vishesharth -** The explanation of these two times is as follows: For the seven or eight beings who have the excellent Anubhag Bandha of Mithyatva, they remain in that state for the time of Antarmuhurta and then when they destroy the excellent Anubhag, the minimum time is found to be the measure of Antarmuhurta. The maximum time for the excellent Anubhag Satkarma of Mithyatva Karma is an uncountable part of Palyopama. The reason for this is that the time for the excellent Anubhag Satkarma related to one being is Antarmuhurta, and the beings who perform the excellent Anubhag Vibhakti of Mithyatva are at most an uncountable part of Palyopama. Therefore, multiplying the said Antarmuhurta by those many marks, the maximum time is obtained as an uncountable part of Palyopama.
**Churnim -** Similarly, one should know the time related to the excellent Anubhag Vibhakti of the remaining Karmas, excluding the two natures of Samyaktva and Samyagmithyatva. How much time is there for the beings who have the excellent Anubhag Satkarma of these two natures of Samyaktva and Samyagmithyatva? It is all time. ||117-119||
**Vishesharth -** The reason for this is that compared to the time of the being's stay in the excellent Anubhag, the time difference of the beings who receive it is uncountably less.
**Churnisu -** How much time is there for the beings who have the minimum Anubhag Satkarma of Mithyatva and the eight medium Kasayas? It is all time. Because, there is no separation of the beings who have the minimum Anubhag of all the Karmas mentioned in these sutras at any time. How much time is there for the beings who have the minimum Anubhag Satkarma of Samyaktva, Anantanubandhi-Chatushka, Sanjwalan-Chatushka, and the three Vedas? The minimum time is one Samaya and the maximum time is countable Samaya. Only for the Anantanubandhi Chage Kasayas, the maximum time related to the minimum Anubhag is an uncountable part of Avaliya.