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## 348
## Kasaya Pahud Sutta [5]
**[5. Sankrama-Arthadhikar Rimfaddaya Pi Na Ukkaddiddi' | 22. Evamantaani Faddayaani Osakkiuuna Tam Faddayamukkaddijjadi | 23. Savvathovo Jahanno Nikkheo | 24. Jahaniya Aicchavana Anantguna | 25. Ukkasso Nikkhevo Anantguno | 26. Ukkasso Bandho Visessahio | 27. Okaddanado Ukkaddanado Cha Jahaniya Aicchavana Tulla | 28. Jahanno Nikkhevo Tullo | 29. Eden Atthapadena Mulapaydiyanubhagasankamo | 30. Tattha Cha Tevisamaniyogadaraani Sanna Jav Appavahue Ti (23) | 31. Bhujagaro Padanikkhhevo Vaddi Tti Bhanidavyo | 32. Tado Uttarpaydiyanubhagasankam Chauvees-Aniyogaddarehi Vattissamo |]**
Thus, by removing the infinite competitors, i.e., by leaving out the inferior substitution and the inferior deposition, the desired competitor that is obtained below is elevated, and from below it, all the competitors up to the inferior competitor can be elevated. ||19-22||
Now, the term "alpabahutva" refers to the inferior deposition, etc., in relation to the elevation-transition.
**[Churnisu: The inferior deposition is the least in the context of elevation-transition. The inferior substitution is infinitely greater than it. The superior deposition is infinitely greater than the inferior substitution. The superior bond is even more special than the superior deposition. The inferior substitution is equal to both the lowering and the elevation. Similarly, the inferior deposition is also equal.]** ||23-28||
**[Churnisu: This aforementioned term should be used to describe the transition of the original nature-section. There are twenty-three gateways of the Anuyogin, starting from the designation and ending with the alpabahutva. Only one approximation is not possible. And the three gateways of the Anuyogin, namely, the chulika-shaped, the bhuja-shaped, the padaniksepa, and the increase, should also be mentioned.]** ||29-31||
**[Churnisu: Now, we will describe the transition of the subsequent nature-section through twenty-four gateways of the Anuyogin.]** ||32||
**[1. Here, the impossibility of the inferior deposition and the inferior elevation should also be mentioned. Jayadha 2. There, the inferior deposition and the inferior elevation are seen as reversed. Jayadha 3. What is the measure of this inferior deposition? It is infinitely greater than the inferior deposition, which is characterized by the loss of the quality of the term. Jayadha 4. The lowering and the inferior substitution are equal in measure. Jayadha 5. When the superior is desired, the inferior substitution is considered as a loss due to the elevation of the term, such as the term "japana-faddaya," etc. This is because the inferior substitution is considered as a loss of the superior section. Jayadha 6. What is the measure of this? It is the measure of the inferior substitution. Jayadha 7. Here, the original nature-section is not possible due to the absence of the possibility of the Sannyasa. Jayadha 8. What are those twenty-four gateways of the Anuyogin? They are: Sanna, Savvasakamo, Nosavvasakamo, Ukkassaskamo, Anukassaskamo, Jahannaskamo, Ajahannaskamo, Sadiyasankramo, Agadayasankramo, Dh uvasakamo, Adhuvasankamo, Egajivena, Samitta, Kalo, Antara, Sagiaso, Nanajivehi, Bhagavichao, Bhagabhaga, Parimana, Khetta, Posana, Kalo, Antara, Bhavo, Apyabahuan, Chedi.]** Jayadha