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## Kasaya Pahud Sutta [5]
**[5. Sankrama-Adhikar: Padesa-Sankrama-Tthanaani]**
**[5.1. The Number of Padesa-Sankrama-Tthanaani]**
* The number of Padesa-Sankrama-Tthanaani for a karma that has undergone complete Sankrama is infinite. [735]
**[5.2. The Number of Padesa-Sankrama-Tthanaani for Different Karmas]**
* For the lowest level of Satkarma (good karma) of a human being, there are countless Padesa-Sankrama-Tthanaani. [736]
* When the second level of Sankrama-Tthanaani is added to this lowest level of Satkarma, it creates a vast number of Padesa-Sankrama-Tthanaani for humans. [737]
* Similarly, when the second level of Sankrama-Tthanaani for anger is added to the lowest level of Satkarma for anger, it creates a vast number of Padesa-Sankrama-Tthanaani for anger. [738]
* Therefore, the number of Padesa-Sankrama-Tthanaani for humans is relatively small, while the number of Padesa-Sankrama-Tthanaani for anger is significantly larger. [739]
* This principle applies to all other karmas as well. [740]
**[5.3. Conclusion]**
* Thus, with the explanation of the phrase "guna-hinaṁ vā guna-visitaṁ" (either deficient in qualities or possessing excessive qualities), the explanation of the fifth Mula-Gatha is complete. [741]
* This concludes the discussion on Padesa-Sankrama.