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## Translation:
**294**
**Kasaya Pahud Sunt**
[5 Sankrama-Arthadhikar
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When the *Kshapaka* (destructive karma) of *Purushaveda* (knowledge of the soul) is destroyed and the remaining *Kasayas* (passions) are undestroyed, there is a transition of three *Sanjvalanas* (flames): *Krodha* (anger), *Mana* (pride), and *Maya* (delusion). 183. Or, when the two *Maya* *Kasayas* of the *Uvasantapa* (suppressing) *Sesha* (remaining) *Kasayas* of the *Ekavimshatidikkampa* (twenty-one types of karma) are destroyed and the remaining *Kasayas* are undestroyed, there is a transition of three types: *Maya* *Sanjvalana* and the two *Madhyama Lobhas* (intermediate greed). 184. When the *Kshapaka* of *Sanjvalana* *Krodha* (flaming anger) is destroyed and the remaining *Kasayas* are undestroyed, there is a transition of two types: *Sanjvalana* *Mana* (flaming pride) and *Maya* (delusion). 185. Or, when the three *Maya* *Kasayas* of the *Uvasantapa* (suppressing) *Sesha* (remaining) *Kasayas* of the *Ekavimshatidikkampa* (twenty-one types of karma) are destroyed and the remaining *Kasayas* are undestroyed, there is a transition of two types: *Apratyaakhyana Avarana Lobha* (non-rejection covering greed) and *Pratyaakhyana Avarana Lobha* (rejection covering greed). 186. Or, when the two types of *Lobha* (greed) of the *Uvasantapa* (suppressing) *Sesha* (remaining) *Kasayas* of the *Chaubishdikammpa* (twenty-four types of karma) are destroyed, there is a transition of two types of *Darshanamohaniya* (knowledge-obscuring). 187. This two-type transition state of *Darshanamohaniya* is of the *Suhumasampray* (subtle *Sampray*) *Uvasamaya* (suppressing) or the *Uvasantaka* *Kasaya* *Vitaraag* *Chhadmastha* (suppressing passion, free from attachment, and hidden). 188. When the *Kshapaka* of *Sanjvalana* *Mana* *Kasaya* (flaming pride passion) is destroyed and the *Sanjvalana* *Maya* (flaming delusion) remains undestroyed, there is a transition of one type. 180-188.
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*Churnisoo* - Now, after the description of this state, one should know the ownership of the transition states by inference, following the sequence of the previously mentioned meanings. 189.
**Special Meaning:** After the description of the transition states and before the *Swamitva* (ownership) - *Anuyogadwar* (path of application), there are ten *Anuyogadwaras* (paths of application) in between: *Sarvasankrama* (all transition), *Nosarvasankrama* (not all transition), etc. Of these, *Sarvasankrama* (all transition), *Utkrishtasankrama* (excellent transition), *Anutkrishtasankrama* (not excellent transition), *Jghanyasankrama* (inferior transition), and *Ajavanysankrama* (not inferior transition) - these six *Anuyogadwaras* are not possible in the form of the *Prakriti* (nature) transition states. Therefore, the *Churnikar* (author of the *Churni* commentary) has not mentioned them. The description of the ownership of the transition states should definitely be done, but it is already described in many parts of the previous *Churni* sutras. Therefore, instead of mentioning it again, the *Churnisutra* (commentary sutra) instructs us to know it through inference. Therefore, here first, *Sadisankrama* (similar transition) ...