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## 258
## Kasaya-Pahuḍa Sunṭa
[5 Samkrame-Arthādhikāra
80. Sammāmicchatt- Solaskasaya - Navaṇokasayāṇam ca Tiṇi Bhaṅga Kāyavvā. 81. Ṇāṇajīvehi Kālo. 82. Savvakammāṇam Saṅkāmayā Kevaciraṁ Kāladō Hoṁti? 83. Savvadā.
84. Ṇāṇajīvehi Antaraṁ. 85. Savtrakammasamkāmayāṇam Ṇatthi Antaraṁ. 86. Saṇiyāsī. 87. Micchattassa Saṅkrāmō Sammāmicchattassa Siyā Saṅkāmo, Siyā Asaṅkāmo. 88. Sammattassa Asaṅkāmo. 89. Anantāṇuvandhīṇam Siyā Kammansiō, Siyā Akammansiō. Jadi Kammansiō, Siyā Saṅkāmo, Siyā Asaṅkāmo. 90. Sesāṇamekavīsāe Kammāṇam Siyā Saṅkāmo Siyā Asa Kāmo. 91. Evaṁ Saṇṇiyāsō Kāyavvō.
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## Translation:
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**Kasaya-Pahuḍa Sunṭa**
[5 Samkrame-Arthādhikāra
80. Sammāmicchatt- Solaskasaya - Navaṇokasayāṇam ca Tiṇi Bhaṅga Kāyavvā. 81. Ṇāṇajīvehi Kālo. 82. Savvakammāṇam Saṅkāmayā Kevaciraṁ Kāladō Hoṁti? 83. Savvadā.
84. Ṇāṇajīvehi Antaraṁ. 85. Savtrakammasamkāmayāṇam Ṇatthi Antaraṁ. 86. Saṇiyāsī. 87. Micchattassa Saṅkrāmō Sammāmicchattassa Siyā Saṅkāmo, Siyā Asaṅkāmo. 88. Sammattassa Asaṅkāmo. 89. Anantāṇuvandhīṇam Siyā Kammansiō, Siyā Akammansiō. Jadi Kammansiō, Siyā Saṅkāmo, Siyā Asaṅkāmo. 90. Sesāṇamekavīsāe Kammāṇam Siyā Saṅkāmo Siyā Asa Kāmo. 91. Evaṁ Saṇṇiyāsō Kāyavvō.
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**Explanation:**
* **Kasaya-Pahuḍa Sunṭa:** This refers to a section within the Jain scriptures discussing the different types of Kasayas (passions) and their effects.
* **Samkrame-Arthādhikāra:** This indicates a chapter or section dealing with the concept of Samkrame (transmigration).
* **Sammāmicchatt:** Right faith, one of the four main virtues in Jainism.
* **Solaskasaya:** Sixteen types of Kasayas.
* **Navaṇokasayāṇam:** Nine types of Kasayas that are considered more subtle.
* **Tiṇi Bhaṅga Kāyavvā:** Three possibilities should be considered.
* **Ṇāṇajīvehi:** With respect to different types of beings.
* **Kālo:** Time.
* **Savvakammāṇam:** All karmas (actions).
* **Saṅkāmayā:** Transmigratory.
* **Kevaciraṁ Kāladō Hoṁti?:** Do they exist for some time?
* **Savvadā:** Always.
* **Antaraṁ:** Difference.
* **Savtrakammasamkāmayāṇam:** All beings who are transmigratory due to their karmas.
* **Saṇiyāsī:** A Jain monk.
* **Micchattassa Saṅkrāmō:** The transmigration of a being with wrong faith.
* **Sammāmicchattassa Siyā Saṅkāmo, Siyā Asaṅkāmo:** A being with right faith can be transmigratory or non-transmigratory.
* **Sammattassa Asaṅkāmo:** A being with perfect faith is non-transmigratory.
* **Anantāṇuvandhīṇam:** Those who have infinite karmic bonds.
* **Kammansiō:** Possessing karmas.
* **Akammansiō:** Not possessing karmas.
* **Sesāṇamekavīsāe Kammāṇam:** The remaining twenty-one types of karmas.
* **Evaṁ Saṇṇiyāsō Kāyavvō:** This is how the classification should be done.
**Summary:**
This section of the text discusses the transmigration of beings based on their faith and karmic actions. It explains that beings with right faith can be either transmigratory or non-transmigratory, while those with perfect faith are always non-transmigratory. It also discusses the different types of karmas and their impact on transmigration.