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Anubhaga-sankrama-padankshepa-svamitva-niroopana
383. The rise, fall, and abiding of karma is of two types: ordinary and extraordinary.
415. However, there is no extraordinary rise of right faith (samyaktva) and wrong faith (mithyatva).
416. Ownership (svamitva).
417. Whose extraordinary rise of mithyatva (wrong faith) is it?
418. The one who was situated in the minimum anubhaga-sankramana (flow of anubhaga) of the sanjnin (conscious beings), attained the extraordinary defilement, and then proceeded to bind the extraordinary anubhaga. For him, the extraordinary rise of that (mithyatva) occurs.
419. At that very time, the extraordinary abiding of that (mithyatva) occurs for him.
420. Whose extraordinary fall of mithyatva is it?
421. For the one whose extraordinary anubhaga-sattva (essence of anubhaga) of mithyatva was, when that anubhaga-khanda (part of anubhaga) was destroyed, for him the extraordinary fall of mithyatva occurs.
422. The bondage that is bound by going to the extraordinary defilement from the minimum anubhaga-sankramana of the fit (yogya) is abundant.
423. The anubhaga that is obtained is relatively inferior.
424. The ordinary rise, ordinary fall, and ordinary abiding of karma occurs. Only for samyaktva-prakriti (nature of right faith) and samyag-mithyatva, there is no extraordinary rise, but fall and abiding occur.