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## Translation:
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**Chapter 58**
**154.** There is no doubt about the description of the time of transition of the state of *bhūjā-kāra*. Similarly, one should know the ownership of the transitions of the remaining *prakṛtis*. The only difference is that these *prakṛtis* have an *avaktāvya* transition. **153-154**
**Chūrṇi Sūtra:** Now, the description of the time of the transitions of *bhūjā-kāra* etc. is being given. **155**
**Doubt:** How much time is there for the *bhūjā-kāra* transition in the state of *mithyātva*? **156**
**Solution:** The minimum time for the *bhūjā-kāra* transition in the state of *mithyātva* is one *samaya*, and the maximum time is four *samayas*. **157-158**
**Doubt:** How much time is there for the *alpa-tara* transition in the state of *mithyātva*? **159**
**Solution:** The minimum time for the *alpa-tara* transition in the state of *mithyātva* is one *samaya*, and the maximum time is one hundred and sixty-three *sāgara-upama* more than one *samaya*. **160-161**
**Explanation:** The explanation of the maximum time for the *alpa-tara* transition in the state of *mithyātva* is as follows:
A *tiryach* or a human being, bound by the state of *sthiti-bandha* due to *sat-karma* in the state of *mithyātva*, is born in a being with a lifespan of three *palyas* after experiencing the *alpa-tara* transition for the duration of the most excellent *antar-muhūrta* time. Even there, experiencing the *alpa-tara* transition for the duration of only the *antar-muhūrta* of its lifespan,