Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
Exposition of the Relative Intensity of Kaṣāya Usage
83. The intensity of anger (krodha) of the four-sensed (caturindriya) paryāpta (fully developed) living being is especially greater than the intensity of anger of the three-sensed (trayindriya) paryāpta living being.
84. The intensity of delusion (māyā) of the two-sensed (dvindriya) paryāpta living being is especially greater than the intensity of delusion of the four-sensed paryāpta living being.
85. The intensity of delusion (māyā) of the three-sensed paryāpta living being is especially greater than the intensity of delusion of the two-sensed paryāpta living being.
86. The intensity of delusion (māyā) of the four-sensed paryāpta living being is especially greater than the intensity of delusion of the three-sensed paryāpta living being.
87. The intensity of greed (lobha) of the two-sensed paryāpta living being is especially greater than the intensity of greed of the four-sensed paryāpta living being.
88. The intensity of greed (lobha) of the three-sensed paryāpta living being is especially greater than the intensity of greed of the two-sensed paryāpta living being.
89. The intensity of greed (lobha) of the four-sensed paryāpta living being is especially greater than the intensity of greed of the three-sensed paryāpta living being.
90. The intensity of pride (māna) of the non-conscious (asaṃjñī) five-sensed (pañcendriya) aparyāpta (not fully developed) living being is innumerable times greater than the intensity of greed of the four-sensed paryāpta living being.
91. The intensity of anger (krodha) of the same non-conscious five-sensed aparyāpta living being is especially greater than the intensity of its pride.
92. The intensity of delusion (māyā) of the same non-conscious five-sensed aparyāpta living being is especially greater than the intensity of its anger.
93. The intensity of greed (lobha) of the same non-conscious five-sensed aparyāpta living being is especially greater than the intensity of its delusion.
94. The intensity of pride (māna) of the non-conscious five-sensed paryāpta living being is innumerable times greater than the intensity of greed of the four-sensed paryāpta living being.
95. The intensity of anger (krodha) of the same non-conscious five-sensed paryāpta living being is especially greater than the intensity of its pride.
96. The intensity of delusion (māyā) of the same non-conscious five-sensed paryāpta living being is especially greater than the intensity of its anger.