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Kasaya Pahud Sutta - [7 Uses-Right (13) In one anubhaga, in one kasaya, at one time.
Which motion is suitable in a similar way and which motion is suitable in a dissimilar way? ||66|| (14) How many varganas are there, by this question, the two varganas have been indicated in the form of an order.
How many varganas are there, by this question, the two varganas have been indicated in the form of an order.
Which motion is suitable in a similar way and which motion is suitable in a dissimilar way? ||66||
Special Meaning - In one anubhaga, in one kasaya, at one time, which motion is there, i.e. in which motion are all beings found suitable in one kasaya at one time from the kasayas of anger etc.? Similarly, in two, three or four kasayas, which motion is found suitable or unsuitable at one time? This is the meaning according to the 'Apravahyaman' tradition. According to the 'Pravahyaman' tradition, there is a difference between kasaya and anubhaga. Accordingly, when it is said 'in one anubhaga', it should be understood as 'in one kasaya-udayasthan'. And, when it is said 'at one time', it should be understood as one use-vargana related to time. Therefore, this means that there are countless loka-matra kasaya-udayasthanas in one kasaya from the kasayas of anger etc., and there are countless kasaya-upayogasthanas according to the number of avali. Of these, which motion is suitable in one kasaya-udayasthan and one kasaya-upayogasthan, at the desired time? i.e. is it possible for all beings to have the same result at the same time, or not? This is the question asked. When it is said 'visarisamuvajujjde ka cha', which motion is suitable in two kasaya-udayasthanas, three kasaya-udayasthanas, or four kasaya-udayasthanas, in this way, in countless kasaya-udayasthanas, at one time? At the same time, which motion is suitable at one time in relation to the aforementioned kasaya-udayasthanas, which are bound by two kala-upayoga-varganas, or three kala-upayoga-varganas, in this way, by countless kala-upayoga-varganas? In this way, this fourth gatha is related to two types of meanings. The solution to these questions will be given by the churnisutra.
How many beings are suitable in similar kasaya-upayoga-varganas, and what part of all beings suitable from the four kasayas is suitable in one kasaya, and which beings are suitable from which kasayas, which beings are less or more than the number of beings suitable from which kasayas in terms of multiplication and division? ||67||