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## Chapter 58: Explanation of the Arm-like Transition of Ownership
**Verse 273:** Thus, there is an arm-like transition of ownership for the wrong-doer.
**Verse 274:** However, the arm-like transition of ownership does not occur everywhere within the *avali* (cycle of births and deaths), but only from the *jahn* (lowest) to one *samaya* (moment) less than the *utkarsh* (highest) *avali*.
**Verse 275:** Thus, there is an arm-like transition of ownership for the wrong-doer in three ways.
**Verse 276:** These are as follows:
**Verse 277:** From the *upasamaga* (state of calming down) and *dusamaya* (second time) *sammatta* (rightly-seeing) onwards, until the *guna-samkrama* (transition of qualities) remains, there is a continuous arm-like transition of ownership.
**Verse 278:** Or, from the *khavaga* (state of being destroyed) onwards, until the *mithyatva* (wrong-belief) is destroyed by the *guna-samkrama*, there is a continuous arm-like transition of ownership.
**Verse 279:** Or, from the *pushpa* (flower) onwards, the one who has attained *sammatta* (rightly-seeing) after having previously attained *sammatta*, from the *dusamaya* *sammatta* onwards, until the completion of the *avali*, in this interval, wherever there is a *jahn* (lowest) to one *samaya* less than the *utkarsh* (highest) *avali*, there is an arm-like transition of ownership.
**Verse 280:** Thus, there is an arm-like transition of ownership for the wrong-doer in these three periods.
**Verse 281:** In the remaining periods of these three, if there is a transition, it is either *alpantara-samkrama* (transition of lesser degree) or *avaktva-samkrama* (transition of unmentionable degree).
**Verse 282:** Which being is the *avastthita-samkrama* (being with a settled transition) for the wrong-doer?
**Verse 283:** The one who has attained *sammatta* (rightly-seeing) after having previously attained *sammatta*, from the *pushpa* (flower) onwards, until the completion of the *avali*, in this interval, he is the *avastthita-samkrama*. There is no other.