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The least (jhaṇṇaya) of the karmic particles (pradeśāgra) attained by the lowest (jhaṇṇaya) state of the seven fundamental conditions (sthānika adhikāra) are as follows:
93. The least (jhaṇṇaya) of the karmic particles (pradeśāgra) attained by the highest (ukkaṭṭa) state of the infinite (asaṃkhejja) qualities (guṇa) of the Niṣeka-veda (knowledge of the nature of the soul).
94. The least (jhaṇṇaya) of the karmic particles (pradeśāgra) attained by the highest (ukkaṭṭa) state of the Niṣeka-veda (knowledge of the nature of the soul) is distinguished (viseṣāhiya).
95. The least (jhaṇṇaya) of the karmic particles (pradeśāgra) attained by the highest (ukkaṭṭa) state of the Udaya-sthiti (state of rise) is infinite (asaṃkhejja) times greater.
96. The lowest (jhaṇṇaya) of the physical (kāya) and vocal (vāṇī) activities.
97. The least (jhaṇṇaya) of the karmic particles (pradeśāgra) attained by the lowest (jhaṇṇaya) state of Mithyātva (false belief) is the lowest (aggaḍḍa) of all.
98. The least (jhaṇṇaya) of the karmic particles (pradeśāgra) attained by the lowest (jhaṇṇaya) state of Niṣeka-sthiti (state of subsidence) is infinite (anantaguṇa) times greater.
99. The least (jhaṇṇaya) of the karmic particles (pradeśāgra) attained by the lowest (jhaṇṇaya) state of Udaya-sthiti (state of rise) is infinite (asaṃkhejja) times greater.
100. The least (jhaṇṇaya) of the karmic particles (pradeśāgra) attained by the lowest (jhaṇṇaya) state of Anādāna-śaithilya (looseness of non-attachment) is infinite (asaṃkhejja) times greater.
101-106. Similarly, the least (jhaṇṇaya) of the karmic particles (pradeśāgra) attained by the lowest (jhaṇṇaya) states of Samyaktva (right belief), Samyag-mithyātva (mixed right and wrong belief), the twelve Kaṣāyas (passions), Puruṣa-veda (male sex-energy), Hāsya (laughter), Rati (attachment), Bhaya (fear), and Jugupsā (disgust), as well as Strī-veda (female sex-energy), Napuṃsaka-veda (neuter sex-energy), Arati (dislike), and Śoka (sorrow) are described.