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## Translation:
**561**
**Ga 69]**
**Description of the Cycle of Kṣaya Transformation**
In countless cycles of greed, there is an increase in the cycle of greed. (108) In countless cycles of greed, there is an increase in the cycle of anger, followed by the cycle of delusion. (109) After countless cycles of transformation have passed, there is an additional cycle of greed. (106-107)
**Special Meaning:** Although the general order of the transformation of the use of kṣayas is being described here, it should be understood that it primarily refers to the paths of the animals and humans. The transformation of the use of kṣayas occurs in this order: For a human or animal, the use of greed kṣaya will be for one antarmūhurta. Then, after it transforms, the use of delusion kṣaya will be for one antarmūhurta. Then, after that time is over, the use of anger kṣaya will be for one antarmūhurta. Then, after that use-time is over, the use of pride kṣaya will be for one antarmūhurta. In this way, after countless cycles of transformation have passed, the being, who has become greed, delusion, anger, and pride, will not be suitable for anger after becoming suitable for greed kṣaya and being in the use of delusion kṣaya, but will return to the use of greed kṣaya and stay for one antarmūhurta, then transgressing delusion kṣaya, will attain the use of anger kṣaya, and after that, pride kṣaya. In this way, after countless cycles of transformation of the use of all four kṣayas have passed, there is one additional cycle of greed kṣaya transformation.
**Churnisū:** After countless cycles of greed kṣaya transformation have passed, there is an additional cycle of delusion kṣaya transformation, followed by the cycle of anger kṣaya transformation. (108)
**Special Meaning:** As described above, after countless cycles of transformation of greed, delusion, anger, and pride have passed, there is one additional cycle of greed transformation. In the same way, after countless cycles of greed transformation have passed, there will be an additional cycle of delusion kṣaya transformation. That is, after the transformation of greed, delusion, and anger in the aforementioned order of transformation, the being will return to the use of delusion and stay for one antarmūhurta, then transgressing anger, will attain pride. Then, after countless cycles of greed transformation have passed, there will be one additional cycle of delusion transformation in the same order. To explain this, the sūtrakāra has said that after countless cycles of greed transformation have passed, there is an additional cycle of delusion transformation, followed by the cycle of anger transformation. In this way, after countless additional cycles of delusion transformation have passed, the other order, which will be described later, begins.
**1. agarisā ti vutte pariyaṇavārāṇi gaheyavva. Jayadh. 2. adiritta ahiya (adhikāḥ) ity arthaḥ. Jayadh. 72**