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English Translation (preserving Jain terms):
380
Kasaya Pahuda Sutta
[5. Sankrama-Arthadhikara]
371. Some of these are to be described as Sankramaka (transmigratory) and some as Asankramaka (non-transmigratory).
372. The time (kala) is different for different jivas.
373. All the states of Mithyatva (false belief) are fully Sankramaka.
374. For how long a time do the Alpatara (less intense) Sankramakas of Samyaktva (right belief) and Samyag-mithyatva (mixed right and wrong belief) last?
375. The Jaghanya (minimum) time is one samaya.
376. The Utkrsta (maximum) time is Sankhyeya (countable) samaya.
377. But for the Samyaktva, the Utkrsta time is Antarmuhurta (less than a muhurta).
378. The Avastita (established) Sankramakas are always present.
379. For how long do the Avaktavya (inexpressible) Kamayakas (passions) last?
380. The Jaghanya time is one samaya.
381. The Utkrsta time is Asankhyeya (innumerable) part of an Avali.
382. The Bhujagara (serpentine), Alpatara and Avastita Sankramakas of the Anantanubandhi (endless-binding) Kasayas are always present.
383. For how long do the Avaktavya Sankramakas last?
384. The Jaghanya time is one samaya.