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Preface
Now, make a comparison of the above context with the Kammapayadi-churni -
Then, after the innumerable second bondages have occurred, the 'Samjamghati' (the destroyer of restraint) of the deluded ones who are without the support of the Atanubandhi (the non-destructive) is described. It differentiates the twelve Kasayas (passions) and the eight Gokasayas (cow-like passions) into twenty-one Karmas. 'The first Stithi (duration) of the Samjalan (the arising) and Veyana (the feeling) of the Annayana (the other) is equal to the time of the fourth Samjalan and the third Veyana' - this establishes the first Stithi as equal to the time of the manifestation of the feeling.
The readers will themselves experience the equality of both. The quoted passage in the middle of this excerpt is the original verse of the Kammapayadi, of which this is the Churni (commentary).
(14) In the same context, some other contexts of equality between the Churnis of both the texts are as follows -
Kasayapahuda, page 670, sutra 135. While differentiating the Karmas that bind and are experienced, it gives the second Padesamsa (part) of the Bandhapayadis (the bondage-groups) to the first Stithi, and the second Stithi to the second. 136. It does not give the Padesamsa (part) of the Karmas that bind and are experienced; it gives the second to the Payayiramanukkiramanis (the groups being manifested). 137. For the Karmas that neither bind nor are experienced, it gives the Padesamsa to the first Stithi, and the second to the Payayiramanukkiramanis. 138. For the Karmas that neither bind nor are experienced, it gives the second to the Payayiramanukkiramanis.
Now, make a comparison of the above sutra-passage with the Kammapayadi-churni.
If one differentiates, then for the Karmas that bind and are experienced, it gives their manifested (part) to the first, second and sixth Stithi. For the Karmas that neither bind nor are experienced, it gives their manifested (part) to the second Stithi of the non-manifested. For the Karmas that bind but are not experienced, it gives their manifested (part) to the second Stithi of the non-manifested. For the Karmas that bind but are not experienced, their manifested (part) is not given in the text, but is given in another place. This is the differentiation of the Antara (interval).
The similarity between the two excerpts is quite remarkable.
(15) Kasayapahuda, page 664, sutra 158. The manifestation of the Padesamsa (part) of the Karma of the first moment of the Samyagdarshana (right faith) of one who has Samyagveda (right knowledge) is small. 159. The Udaya (rise) is infinite in number. 160. The Padesamsa of the Samyagveda is infinite in number, like the Maranapayadi (the group of death). 161. The...