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Anubhaga-sankrama-bhujākāra-antara-nirūpaṇa
381-385. The maximum duration of the anubhaga-sankrama (transformation) is the asaṃkhyātavāṃ part of an āvalī (a unit of time). 386. Similarly, for the remaining karmas. However, the maximum duration of the avaktavya-saṃkrāmaka (indescribable transformation) of those karmas is saṃkhyāta (countable) samaya (time units).
387-388. There is no difference in the bhujākāra (serpentine), alpatara (lesser), and avasthita (stationary) saṃkrāmakas (transformations) of mithyātva (false belief) with respect to different jīvas (living beings).
389. For how long is the antara (interval) between the alpatara-saṃkrāmakas of samyaktva (right belief) and samyag-mithyātva (mixed right and wrong belief)?
390-391. The minimum duration is one samaya, and the maximum is six months.
392. There is no antara for the avasthita-saṃkrāmakas of these two karmas.
393-394. The minimum duration of the avaktavya-saṃkrāmaka is one samaya, and the maximum is slightly more than twenty-four hours.
395-397. There is no antara for the bhujākāra, alpatara, and avasthita-saṃkrāmakas of the anantānubandhī (endless attachment) karmas. The minimum duration of their avaktavya-saṃkrāmaka is one samaya, and the maximum is slightly more than twenty-four hours.
398. Similarly, the antara for the remaining karmas' bhujākārādi-saṃkrāmakas should be understood.