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English Translation (preserving Jain terms):
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Verse 58]
The migration of the minimum and maximum of the Anubhaga (intensity of karmic influx) is infinitely greater in the case of Marga-sankrama (the transition from one gati or state of existence to another) than in the case of Anantaguṇa (infinite qualities). 234. The migration of the minimum Anubhaga of Samyaktva (right belief) is infinitely greater. 235. The migration of the minimum Anubhaga of Puruṣaveda (male sex) is infinitely greater. 236. The migration of the minimum Anubhaga of Samyag-mithyātva (mixed right and wrong belief) is infinitely greater.
237. The migration of the minimum Anubhaga of Anantānubandhī-māna (pride with infinite attachment) is infinitely greater. 238. The migration of the minimum Anubhaga of Krodha (anger) is particularly greater. 239. The migration of the minimum Anubhaga of Māyā (deceit) is particularly greater. 240. The migration of the minimum Anubhaga of Lobha (greed) is particularly greater.
241. The migration of the minimum Anubhaga of Hāsya (laughter) is infinitely greater. 242. The migration of the minimum Anubhaga of Rati (attachment) is infinitely greater. 243. The migration of the minimum Anubhaga of Jugupsa (disgust) is infinitely greater. 244. It is multiplied. The migration of the minimum Anubhaga of Samyaktva-prakṛti (right belief nature) from Saṃjvalana-krodha (flaming anger) is infinitely greater. The migration of the minimum Anubhaga of Puruṣaveda from Samyaktva-prakṛti is infinitely greater. The migration of the minimum Anubhaga of Samyag-mithyātva from Puruṣaveda is infinitely greater.