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## Chapter 58: Description of the Ownership of the Inferior Pradesh Sankrama
**Verse 59:** One should know the ownership of the inferior Pradesh Sankrama in the case of Sanjwalana, Sanjwalana Maya, and Purusha Veda.
**Verse 60:** Whose is the inferior Pradesh Sankrama in the case of Sanjwalana Lobha?
**Verse 61:** The inferior Pradesh Sankrama belongs to the one who, having come to the Tri-Sa with the inferior good karma suitable for one sense, has attained Sanjama-Sanjama and Sanjama many times, but has not experienced any pacification of the passions. He has diligently observed the path of Sanjama for a long time, and has become eager to destroy the Charitra Moha. This inferior Pradesh Sankrama belongs to such a one who has entered the Avali, is an A-Purvakarana, and is restrained by Sanjwalana Lobha.
**Verse 62:** Whose is the inferior Pradesh Sankrama in the case of Napumsaka Veda?
**Verse 63:** The inferior Pradesh Sankrama belongs to the one who, having come to the Tri-Sa with the inferior good karma suitable for one sense, has been born in the three Palya-Upamas. In the last moment of the three Palya-Upamas, he attained Samyaktva. After that, he has diligently observed the path of Samyaktva for sixty-four Sagara-Upamas, without losing his Samyaktva, and has attained Sanjama-Sanjama and Sanjama many times. He has pacified the passions four times. Then, having attained Samyag-Mithyatva, he again attained Samyaktva in the last moment, and has diligently observed the path of Samyaktva for sixty-four Sagara-Upamas. He has diligently observed the path of Sanjama for the entire duration of his life, and has become eager to destroy the Charitra Moha in the last moments of his life. This inferior Pradesh Sankrama belongs to such a one who is undergoing Adha-Pravritta-Karana in the last moments of his life.
**Verse 103:** The one who is being destroyed by the Sanjwalana Tige, in the last moment, is filled with sorrow and pain.
**Chapter 52:** Karma-Prakarana, Pradesh Sankrama.