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Ga. 58] Exposition of the Nature of Transition-Stages
174. For the Kshayika-samyaktva-upashama-karta (possessor of right faith attained through destruction of karmas) with twenty-one karmas, the three types of anger subside, while the remaining passions remain unsuppressed. 175. Or, for the Kshayika-samyaktva-upashama-karta with twenty-four karmas, the two types of pride subside, while the pride-deluding karma remains unsuppressed. 176. For the Kshayika-samyaktva-upashama-karta with twenty-four karmas, the three types of pride subside, while the remaining passions remain unsuppressed. 177. For the Kshayika-samyaktva-upashama-karta with twenty-one karmas, the two types of pride subside, while the remaining passions remain unsuppressed. 178. For the Kshayika-samyaktva-upashama-karta with twenty-one karmas, the three types of pride subside, while the remaining passions remain unsuppressed. 179. Or, for the Kshayika-samyaktva-upashama-karta with twenty-four karmas, the two types of deceit subside, while the remaining karmas remain unsuppressed. 180. For the Kshavaka (ascetic who has destroyed four of the six types of karmas), the male sex-energy remains unimpaired, though the six types of karmas are destroyed. 181. Or, for the Kshayika-samyaktva-upashama-karta with twenty-four karmas, the three types of deceit subside, while the remaining karmas remain unsuppressed.