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**Fasay Pahud Sutta** [6th Vedak Arthaadhikār 391. Sammāmicchattass Ukkassiyā Padesudiraṇā Kass? 392. Sammattāhimuh-Charimsamayasammāmicchāidiss Savvavissuddass. 393. Aṇantāṇubandhīṇam Ukkassiyā Padesudiraṇā Kass? 394. Sanjamāhimuh-Charimsamayamicchāitthiss Savvavissuddass. 395. Apañchakkhāṇakasaayāṇamukassiyā Pades-udiraṇā Kass? 396. Sanjamā. **Visheshārtha** - The being who is capable of destroying the Darshanamohaniya (delusion of perception) and who, after the completion of the countable part of the Anivrittikaraṇakāla (period of non-return), begins the Udirana (awakening) of the countless time-bound stages, and then destroys Mithyatva (false belief) and Samyagmithyatva (partially true belief) in order, and then destroys the Samyaktva (right belief) nature, and at the end of the Anivrittikaraṇakāla, removes the ultimate fruit of the Samyaktva nature, and becomes a Kritakritavedek (one who has achieved the goal), and remains in the state of Akshin Darshanamohaniya (unwavering perception of delusion) with an abundant supply of time-bound stages until the end of the Antarmūhūrta (the last moment of life), for him the Udirana of the most excellent stage of the Samyaktva nature takes place. Because, from all the stages of Udirana that are present in the lower time-bound stages, the Udirana of the most excellent stage is obtained in countless times. Here, one should not doubt that if the Kritakritavedek Samyagdristi (one who has achieved the goal and has right belief) attains the Sanklesha (bondage) in the future, then how is the Udirana of the most excellent stage of the Samyaktva nature possible at that time? The solution is that even if the Kritakritavedek Samyagdristi attains the Sanklesha in the future, after becoming a Kritakritavedek, until the end of the Antarmūhūrta, he continues to awaken the countless times the substance of his own time, therefore, the ownership of the most excellent stage of the Udirana of the Samyaktva nature is not possible elsewhere.
**Shankā** - Whose Udirana of the most excellent stage of Samyagmithyatva takes place? ||391||
**Samādhān** - It takes place for the being who is completely pure and who is a Samyagmithyadristi (one who has partially true belief) at the end of the time-bound stage facing Samyaktva. ||392||
**Shankā** - Whose Udirana of the most excellent stage of the four infinite Kashayas (passions) takes place? ||393||
**Samādhān** - It takes place for the Mithyadristi (one who has false belief) who is completely pure and who is at the end of the time-bound stage facing Sanjam (self-control). ||394||
**Shankā** - Whose Udirana of the most excellent stage of the A-pratyakhyana Avarana Kashaya (the passion of non-rejection of the veil) takes place? ||395||
**Samayaprabaddhāṇamudiraṇamāḍhaviya Micchatt-Sammāmicchattāṇi Jahākam Khaviya Tadō Sammatt Khavemāṇō Aṇiyahiḥ Karaṇacharimsamaye Sammattcharimphāliṁ ṇivādiya Kadakaraṇijō Hōdaṇatōmuhattam Samayāvaliyaakkhīṇadasaṇamohaniyabhāveṇāvaṭṭhido, Tass Payadukkasssāmitta Hōi. Kudō; Tass Samayāhiyāvaliyamettanguṇaseḍhigovucchaṇ Charimṭṭhidīdō Udirijamāṇamasakhevāṇam Samayapravaddhāṇ Hetṭimāsesapadeśudiraṇāhintō Asankhenaguṇattatamanādō.
**Jayagho** - 1 Kiṁ Kāraṇam; Ukkassavisohiparināmeṇ Viṇā Padesudiraṇāe Ukkassabhāvāṇuvavattido. Jayadho.