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English Translation (preserving Jain terms):
When the religious person went to the abode, the Mabhivana Bandhadi Hethillila. In the 188th Kasaya Pahuda Sutra,
[5 Pradesha Vibhakti Pakkhitta Tadhe Lobhasanjalaṇassa Ukkassayaṃ Pradeśasaṃtakassa.
20. Micchattassa Jahaṇṇapradeśasaṃtakassio Ko Hodi? 21. Suhumanigodesu Kampaḍhidimacchidāuo. Tattha Savvabahūāṇi Appajjattabhavaggrahaṇāṇi Dīhāo Appajjattaddhāo Tappāoggjahannayāṇi Jogaṭṭhāṇāṇi Abhivassaṃ Gado. Tado Tappāoggjahanniyāe Vaḍḍhīe Valido Jadā Jadā Āuaṃ Bandhadi Tadā Tadā Tappāoggukkassaesu Jogaṭṭhāṇesu Bandhadi Heṭhillīṇaṃ Dvitīṇaṃ Niseyassa Ukkassapradeśaṃ Tappāogaṃ Ukkassavisohimabhikkhaṃ Gado, Jādhe Abhavasidhiyapāogaṃ Jahaṇṇagaṃ Kammam Kadaṃ Tado Tasesu Āgado Saṃjamāsaṃjamam Saṃjamam Sammattaṃ Ca Bahuso Laddho. Cattāri Vāre Kasāye Uttsāmittā Tado Ve Chāvaddvisāgarovamāṇi Sammattamanupalledūṇa Tado Daśaṇamohaniīyaṃ Khavedi. Appacchimahidhikhaṇḍayamavaṇijjamāṇayamavaṇidabhudayāvaliyāe Jaṃtaṃ Galamāṇaṃ Taṃ Galitaṃ, Jādhe Ekissae Dvitīye Dusamayakālaṭṭhidigaṃ Śeṣaṃ Tādhe Micchattassa Jahaṇṇayaṃ Pradeśasaṃtakamm.
The Churṇi Sūtra explains that the jīva who has attained the lowest state of Mithyātva-karma is the one who has resided in the sūkṣma-nigodas for the duration of the karmic period and has acquired the maximum number of aparyāpta states, has had a long duration of aparyāpta, and has constantly attained the lowest yogasthānas suitable for them. Thereafter, with the gradual increase in the suitability of the lowest yogasthānas, as and when it binds its lifespan, it binds it in the highest suitable yogasthānas, and has attained the highest state of the lower niṣekas and the highest purity suitable for them, such that when it had acquired the lowest karma suitable for the abhavya-siddhi, it then came to those jīvas. There, it has attained Saṃyamāsaṃyama, Saṃyama, and Samyagdarśana many times. After suppressing the kasāyas four times, and then maintaining Samyaktva for two periods of sixty-six sāgaropamas, it then destroys the darśana-mohanīya-karma. At that time, when the final state-segment of the rejected Mithyātva-karma is being eliminated, that which is going, perishing, and disappearing, is that same which had remained in the second state for two moments.