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Sthitika-swamitva-niroopana
54. In the same (Uvasampanae) in which the Aavaha is full, that is the Hidi (state) intended. In that, the Ukkasamadhaaneseyahidi-pattaya (the highest degree of the state of non-attachment) is attained. 55. And the Niseyahidi-pattaya (the state of non-attachment) is also in that (Uvasampanae). 56. Whose is the Ukkasamauda-tthidi-pattaya (the highest degree of the state of rise)? 57. It is of the Charimakala-koha-vedaka (the ascetic experiencing anger at the final moment). 58. Similarly for Maana (pride), Maayaa (deceit) and Lobha (greed). 59. For the Purisaveda (male sexual passion), all the four Dvidipattayas (two-state attainments) are the Khohasanjjalaṇa-bhanga (destruction of the flaring up of anger). 60. For the Itthiveda (female sexual passion), the Ukkasamagga-dvidipattaya (the highest degree of the two-state attainment) is the Micchatta-bhanga (destruction of wrong belief).
61. Whose is the Ukkasamadhaaneseyahidi-pattaya (the highest degree of the state of non-attachment) and the Niseyatthidi-pattaya (the state of non-attachment)? 62. For the Itthiveda-sanjjadena (the ascetic with controlled female sexual passion) who has fulfilled the Kammamsiṇa (karmic bondage) of both Itthiveda and Purisaveda, the Jhaṇṇaya (lowest) Hidibandha (state of bondage) is destroyed twice within an Antarmuhutta (inner moment). As soon as the Jhaṇṇaya Hidibandha is destroyed in the second Uvasampanaa (pacification), the Ukkasamadhaaneseyahidi-pattaya and the Niseyatthidi-pattaya are attained. 63. Whose is the Udayahidi-pattaya (the state of rise)? 64. It is of the Guṇidakammamsiṇa (ascetic with fulfilled karmic bondage) and Khavaya (destroyer) Charimakala-itthiveda-vedaka (ascetic experiencing female sexual passion at the final moment).