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## Translation:
**255**
**Chapter 22**
The description of the transition of each nature, ownership, and non-acceptance is non-acceptance of the path, non-acceptance of the path-establishment, and non-acceptance of the path-establishment. 35. This is the meaning of the sutra. 36. The transition of each path. 37. Here, ownership. 38. Who is the one who transitions into false-belief? 39. The one who is rightly-seeing by the rule. 40. The one who is rightly-seeing by the knowledge of all. 41. The one who is in the state of cessation and is free from attachment. 42. Who is the one who transitions into right-belief? 43. The one who is wrongly-seeing by the rule, and is a doer of right-belief karma. 44. Except for the one who has entered the state of liberation and is a doer of right-belief karma. This is the non-acceptance of nature and the non-acceptance of the nature-establishment. Thus, the eight nirgamas indicated by the first verse are mentioned by the author of the sutra himself in this third verse. This is the sutra-sparsha, i.e., the meaning of the sutra is explained briefly with the division of the words. ||31-35||
**Churnisutra:** The transition of each nature is the nature, i.e., the description of the transition of each nature will be done along with the sub-divisions like acceptance, etc. ||36||
**Special Meaning:** There are twenty-four anuyoga-dwaras in this transition of each nature: 1. Samutkirtan, 2. Sarvasankrama, 3. Nosarvasankrama, 4. Utkrushta-sankrama, 5. Anutkrushta-sankrama, 6. Jaghnya-sankrama, 7. Ajaghnya-sankrama, 8. Sadisankrama, 9. Anadisankrama, 10. Dhruvasankrama, 11. Adhruvasankrama, 12. Ownership with respect to one being, 13. Time, 14. Interval, 15. Destruction-analysis with respect to many beings, 16. Division, 17. Quantity, 18. Field, 19. Touch, 20. Time, 21. Interval, 22. Proximity, 23. State, and 24. Less-more. Out of these, the Churnikar has not described the eleven anuyoga-dwaras from Samutkirtan to Adhruvasankrama because they are easy to understand and have less to be explained. Those who are particularly curious should know from the Jayadhavala tika.
**Churnisutra:** Here, out of the twenty-four anuyoga-dwaras mentioned above, the description of ownership in the transition with respect to one being is done. ||37||
**Doubt:** Which being is the one who transitions into false-belief? ||38||
**Solution:** The one who is rightly-seeing by the rule. All the rightly-seeing beings who have the existence of false-belief, who are capable of transitioning, transition into false-belief. And all the beings who are in the state of cessation, i.e., free from attachment or aversion, also transition into false-belief. ||39-41||
**Doubt:** Which being is the one who transitions into right-belief? ||42||
**Solution:** The one who has the existence of right-belief, who is wrongly-seeing by the rule, is the one who transitions into right-belief. Only the one who has entered the state of liberation and is a doer of right-belief karma should be excluded, i.e., the one who has the existence of right-belief for only one avli-kala.