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212 Kasaya Pahuda Sutta
[5. Pradesa-vibhakti 292. Just as the highest degree of the sphere of the karmic operation (pradesa-samtakamma) is described, so also the spheres of the karmic operation (samtakamma-tthana) are described.
Thus the exposition of the pradesa-vibhakti is completed. The karmic sphere of operation (kammakkhetta) in the second moment is also the same as in the first moment, and this is called the 'avastita-pradesa-vibhakti'. The jiva whose desired karma does not have the previous karmic sphere of operation, but has a new karmic sphere of operation in the present moment, is called the 'avaktavya-pradesa-vibhakti'.
In the bhujākāra-pradesa-vibhakti, a detailed exposition of all these has been made through the thirteen anuyoga-dvāras, such as samutkirnana, svāmitva, etc. In the padanikkhepādhikāra, the increase and decrease, and the specific description of the abiding of the bhujākāra-pradesa-satkarmas in the highest and lowest degrees have been given. In this adhikāra, it is explained that if a jiva has a certain pradesa-satkarma in the first moment of the desired karma, then what is the maximum increase possible in its pradesa-satkarma and what is the minimum increase possible. Similarly, if a jiva has a small pradesa-satkarma in the second moment immediately following the present moment's pradesa-satkarma, then what is the maximum decrease possible in its satkarma and what is the minimum decrease possible. If the same pradesa-satkarma continues, then for how long it will continue - all this has been considered through the three anuyoga-dvāras of samutkirnana, svāmitva, and alpabahutva.
In the vrddhi-adhikāra, the special consideration of the pradesa-satkarma-related aspects has been made through the thirteen anuyoga-dvāras, such as the fivefold increase of the padanikkhepaka, and the decrease, which should be known by the specially inquisitive persons through the repeated recitation of the Jayadhvala Tika.
Churni Sutra - Just as the exposition of the highest pradesa-satkarma has been made through the anuyoga-dvāras like svāmitva, etc., similarly the exposition of the pradesa-satkarma-sthānas should also be made.
Visesartha - The Churnikara, while describing the svāmitva of the pradesa-satkarma, has also expounded the pradesa-satkarma-sthānas. Therefore, while concluding the pradesa-vibhakti-adhikāra, they are also informing the uccāranācāryas or vyākhyānācāryas about the description of the pradesa-satkarma-sthānas at the end of it. The description of the pradesa-satkarma-sthānas has been made through the anuyoga-dvāras of prarūpanā, pramāna, and alpabahutva. The exposition of all the knowledge from the lowest pradesa-satkarma-sthāna of the karmas to the highest pradesa-satkarma-sthāna has been made in the prarūpanā-anuyoga-dvāra. In the pramāna-anuyoga-dvāra, it has been stated that the pradesa-satkarma-sthānas of each karma are infinite. The alpabahutva of the pradesa-satkarma-sthānas should be understood similar to the alpabahutva of the previously expounded highest pradesa-satkarma. That is, the karmas with a greater number of pradesas have more pradesa-satkarma-sthānas, the karmas with a countably infinite number of pradesas have countably infinite pradesa-satkarma-sthānas, and the karmas with an infinitely infinite number of pradesas have infinitely infinite pradesa-satkarma-sthānas.
Thus the pradesa-vibhakti is completed.