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## 498
**Kasaya Pahud Sutta [6 Vedak-Arthadhikār Pavesaga Asankhejjaguna' | 215. Chabbisae Pavesaga Anantguna |**
**216. Bhujagaro Kayavyo | 217. Padanikkhēvo Kayayo | 218. Vaḍḍī Vi Kayacha |**
**219. 'Khett-Bhav-Kal-Poggalatṭhidi-Vivaagodayakhyo Du' tti Edass Vihasa | 220. Kammodayo Khett-Bhavkal-Poggal-Dvidivivaagodayakkhō Bhavadi ||**
**Special Meaning:** The accumulation of all these entry points is said to be multiplied by an infinite number of times, and the number of beings entering them is also said to be multiplied by an infinite number of times.
**Churnisū:** The beings entering through twenty-eight types of nature are infinitely multiplied by the beings entering through twenty-six types of nature. ||215||
**Special Meaning:** Because the number of beings with twenty-six types of existence is slightly less than the total number of beings, which is infinite, the beings entering through twenty-six types of nature are said to be infinitely multiplied.
**Churnisū:** One should describe the form of the arm, the description of the deposit, and the form of growth. ||216-218||
Thus, by describing these arm-like and other Anuyo-g-dwara, the meaning of the second part of the first verse is completed.
**Churnisū:** Now, the second part of the verse, "The state of decay that arises from the support of the field, existence, time, and the pudgala substance is called decay," is explained. The karma-udaya, which is generated by karma in due time, without improper digestion, is called karma-udaya. That karma-udaya is in the form of decay, supported by the field, existence, time, and the pudgala substance. That is, karma comes to fruition and falls off. This is called udaya or decay. ||219-220||
**Special Meaning:** This karma-udaya is of four types, due to the difference in nature, state, section, and region. Of these, the purpose here is the nature-udaya, because after the description of the nature-excitation, the description of the nature-udaya is justified. The Churnisūtrakar has not explained the meaning of karma-udaya because the description of excitation itself includes the description of udaya. And again, udaya is not entirely different from excitation, because a particular state of udaya is called excitation.
**1. What is the reason for the twenty-eight types of karma being explained in the form of destruction? Jayadha 2. From where? Because of the total number of beings? Jayadha**
**3. Karma-udaya is the udaya caused by karma, the decay that arises from karma in due time, without improper digestion, is called karma-udaya. That is, the decay that arises from the support of the field, existence, time, and pudgala substance is called karma-udaya. From where? Because the decay that arises from the support of the field, existence, time, and pudgala substance, which is the fruit of the arising, is called udaya. Jayadha**