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**Kashaya Pahud Sutra [5 Sankrama-Arthadhikar Sadireya]**
**346. What is the interval between the lesser Sankrama of Mithyatva?**
**347. The lesser interval is Antarmukhuta and the greater interval is one hundred and sixty-three Sagaropama.**
**348. The greater interval is Sadireya.**
**349. What is the interval between the established Sankrama of Mithyatva?**
**350. The lesser interval is Eyasamaya.**
**351. The greater interval is Antarmukhuta.**
**352. What is the interval between the lesser Sankrama of Sammatva and Samyagmithyatva?**
**353. The lesser and greater interval is Antarmukhuta.**
**354. What is the interval between the established Sankrama of both these Karmas?**
**355. The lesser interval is Eyasamaya.**
**356. The greater interval is Upaddhapuudgalparivartan.**
**1. For example, a Bhujagara Karma, having attained the state of Avatthida Bhava, attains the state of Tiryanch-Manushya in the interval of Antarmukhuta, and then attains the state of Tipaalidovama in the interval of one hundred and sixty-three Sagaropama. Having attained the state of Manushya, he lives for a short time, and then, having attained the state of Sammatva, he takes the vow of a monk, and then, having attained the state of Vidhiya-Chavatthi, he attains the state of Deva in the interval of thirty-one Sagaropama due to the conflict of time. Then, having attained the state of Manushya, he attains the state of Bhujagara Karma, having been filled with all the Kleshas in the interval of Antarmukhuta. The greater interval is one hundred and sixty-three Sagaropama, which is the interval between the Antarmukhuta and the Tipaalidovama. (Jayadhar) **
**2. How is this so? Because, due to the destruction of the Moh-Kshav-Vana, the Mithyatva attains the state of Ti-Chari-Mana-Bhag-Khaday-Charim-Phalin, and then, due to the destruction of the lesser Karma, the Apayara Karma becomes stronger, and then, due to the destruction of the Du-Chari-Mana-Bhag-Khaday, the Apayara Bhava is attained. (Jayadhar)**
**3. Why? Because, due to the destruction of the Avatthida Karma, the state of Tiryanch is attained. (Jayadhar)**
**4. Why? Because, due to the attainment of the Eyasamaya, the Bhujagara Karma or the Apayara Karma is attained. (Jayadhar)**
**5. Why? Because, due to the attainment of the Bhujagara Karma, the greater interval is attained. (Jayadhar)**
**6. In this case, the lesser interval is the time of the Chari-Mana-Bhag-Khaday of Sammatva. The lesser interval of Samyagmithyatva is the time of the Ti-Chari-Mana-Bhag-Khaday, and then, due to the destruction of the lesser Karma, the Du-Chari-Mana-Bhag-Khaday is attained. The greater interval is the time of the Pa-Dha-Mana-Bhag-Khaday, and then, due to the destruction of the lesser Karma, the Vi-Diya-Mana-Bhag-Khaday is attained. (Jayadhar)**
**7. Why? Because, due to the attainment of the Eyasamaya, the Apayara Karma is attained. (Jayadhar)**
**8. When the Sammatva is first attained, the Mithyatva attains the state of Sabala-Uchchvelan-Charim-Phalin, and then, due to the destruction of the lesser Karma, the Sammatva is attained in the interval of Upaddhapuudgalparivartan. (Jayadhar)**