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Gatha 58]
Exposition of Sthiti-sankrama (Transition of State), Vriddhi (Increase), and Alpa-bahutva (Minuteness and Vastness)
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296. The Samyaktva (right belief) and Samyagmithyatva (mixed right and wrong belief) are the least in the decrease of innumerable (asankhyata) qualities.
297. The established (avasthita) transitive (sankramaka) is of innumerable (asankhyata) qualities.
298. The transitive (sankramaka) of increase by innumerable (asankhyata) parts is of innumerable (asankhyata) qualities.
299. The transitive (sankramaka) of increase by innumerable (asankhyata) qualities is of innumerable (asankhyata) qualities.
300. The transitive (sankramaka) of increase by enumerable (sankhyata) parts is of innumerable (asankhyata) qualities.
301. The transitive (sankramaka) of increase by enumerable (sankhyata) qualities is of enumerable (sankhyata) qualities.
302. The transitive (sankramaka) of decrease by enumerable (sankhyata) qualities is of enumerable (sankhyata) qualities.
303. The transitive (sankramaka) of decrease by enumerable (sankhyata) parts is of enumerable (sankhyata) qualities.
304. The transitive (sankramaka) of the inexpressible (avaktavya) is of innumerable (asankhyata) qualities.
305. The transitive (sankramaka) of decrease by innumerable (asankhyata) parts is of innumerable (asankhyata) qualities.