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## How to See (Kasa Pahudena)
**Page 316, Sutra 26.** The term "Ukkassaya" is used in two ways: (1) as a synonym for "Vikhevo" (destruction), and (2) as a synonym for "Kammaṭṭhi" (karma-doing). The term "Ukkassaya" is also used in the context of "Aavaha" (invitation) and "Samyuttaravaliya" (a collection of sutras). The term "Ukkassaya" is also used in the context of "Uṇa" (lesser) and "Tatiśro" (third).
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Match the following verses from the Kammapaḍī with the term "Ukkassaya" as used in the context of "Nikkhepa" (deposit) and "Pramaṇa" (measure):
> "Shravali asankhabhāgai jāv kammahi tti shikkhevo.
> Samuttaraliyae sāvahaae bhave ūṇe || 2 ||" (Udvartanapavartanaakaran) (10)
**Page 468, Sutra 12.** "Atthi ekkiśse payaḍiae pavesago." (13) "Dohaṁ payaḍīṇam pavesago." (14) "Tihaṁ payaḍīṇam pavesango rātthi." (15) "Chaurahaṁ payaḍīṇam pavesago." (16) "Eto pāe girantaramatthi jāv dasarahaṁ payaḍīṇam pavesago."
This means that the places of "Prakrti-Udirana" (nature-arousal) for "Mohakarma" (delusion-karma) are 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10. These places are described in the Kammapaḍī as follows:
> "Pancharahṁ cha chaurahaṁ viie ekkāḍ jā dasarahaṁ tu.
> Tigahīṇai mohe micche satta jāv das || 22 ||" (Udiranakaran)
**(11)** The description of the "Anubhaga-Udirana" (section-arousal) of "Moha" (delusion) in the Vedic scriptures is exactly the same as the description of the "Anubhaga-Udirana" in the Kammapaḍī. Here is an example to illustrate the similarity:
**Page 505, Sutra 262.** "Hassa raḍī mukkassā ṇubhāgaudirana kassa?" (263) "Sadar - sahasār devassa savvasankiliṅkassa."
Match this with the following verse from the Kammapaḍī:
> "Hās - raīṇam sahasār gassa pajat devassa || 61 ||" (Anubhāgaudirana)
**(12)** Here is a brief description of the "Anubhaga-Samkrama" (section-transition) in the Kasa Pahudena:
**Page 346, Sutra 11.** "Ettha appa hu." (12) "Savvathovaṇi padesaguṇahāfugi tarafadayaṇi." (13) "Jaharaṇa kkhēive." (14) "Taguṇo." (15) "Jahaniyā aicchāvaraṇā aṇantaguṇā." (16) "Ukkassayam aṇubhāgakanda yam aṇantaguṇam." (17) "Ukkassiyā acchāvaṇāegaae vaggaṇāe ūṇiyā." (18) "Ukkalsashra ṇikkheve." (19) "Visesāhiyo." (20) "Ukkassa bandho visesāhiyo."
Match the above verses with the following verses from the Kammapaḍī:
> "Thovaṁ parasaguṇahāṇi antaraṁ dusu jahannnikkhēvo.
> Kamse taguṇi dusu vi hatthāvaraṇātulla || = ||
> Vāghāeṇubhāgakkaṁ dagamekkāivaggaṇāūṇam.
> Ukkassō kkhēivo sasantbandhā ya saviseso || 6 ||" (Udvartanapavartanaakaran)