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Anubhaga-sankrama-bhujākāra-artha-pada-nirūpaṇa
287. In these (Jain) scriptures, the minimum anubhaga-sankrama (transition of karmic intensity) of samyaktva (right faith) is the least. 288. The minimum anubhaga-sankrama of samyag-mithyātva (mixed right and wrong faith) is infinite times more. 289. The minimum anubhaga-sankrama of hāsya (laughter) is infinite times more. 290. The rest (of the karmas) should be described in the same way as in the case of samyag-dṛṣṭi-bandha (bondage of right faith).
291. The term 'bhujākāra' refers to the thirteen anuyogadvāras (scriptural divisions). 292. In that, the eighth pada (topic) is to be known. 293. That is as follows: 294. The bhujākāra is one who transfers many anubhaga-spardhakas (karmic intensity competitors) from the immediately preceding time to the present time, due to the transition from a smaller to a larger number. 295. The alpataraḥ (the one with a smaller number) is one who transfers these (anubhaga-spardhakas) from a larger number to a smaller number in the present time, due to the transition from the immediately preceding time. 296. The one who transfers these (anubhaga-spardhakas) from the immediately preceding time to the present time is called the bhujākāra.