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## Translation:
**47**
The proposal is presented here, as it is established by the *pravaliya-padiavali* (series of events), that anger arises from the *koha-sanjalana* (accumulation of anger). The *padiavali* (series of events) is the cause of the *koha-sanjalana* (accumulation of anger). In the first instance, the *koha-sanjalana* (accumulation of anger) is present for a short time, and then it becomes stronger. In that instance, the *sanjalana* (accumulation) lasts for four months. In the remaining instances, the *sanjalana* (accumulation) lasts for thousands of years.
(Kammapayadi-churni, Upashama, page 57 A) (18) Kasaya-pahudi, page 705, Sutra 281. When the *udiyana* (arising) occurs in the second instance, it is released from the *kitti-na-magga-gada* (path of the senses) for an immeasurable number of times, and it is absorbed from below for an immeasurable number of times. This continues until the *charim-samaya-suhuma-samparaiya* (final subtle state). 282. The *charim-samaya-suhuma-samparaiya* (final subtle state) has a *thiti-bandha* (binding) at the end of the *nana-avaran* (veil of knowledge), *dasana-avaran* (veil of perception), and *antaraiya* (obstacles). 283. The *thiti-bandha* (binding) for *nama-goda* (name and form) is sixteen *muhutta* (moments). 284. The *thiti-bandha* (binding) for *vedaniya* (feeling) is twenty-four *muhutta* (moments). 285. At that time, everything becomes *mohaniya* (delusive).
Compare the above Sutras with the *Kammapayadi-churni*. In the second instance, the *udiyana* (arising) is released for an immeasurable number of times, and it is absorbed from below for an immeasurable number of times. This continues until the *suhuma-raga-charim-samaya* (final subtle state of passion). xxx until the *suhuma-raga-charim-samaya* (final subtle state of passion). The *thiti-bandha* (binding) for the *nana-avaran* (veil of knowledge), *dasana-avaran* (veil of perception), and *antaraiya* (obstacles) of the *suhuma-raga* (subtle passion) is at the end of the *muhutta* (moment). The *thiti-bandha* (binding) for *nama-goda* (name and form) is sixteen *muhutta* (moments). The *thiti-bandha* (binding) for *vedaniya* (feeling) is twenty-four *muhutta* (moments). At that time, everything becomes *mohaniya* (delusive).
(Kammapayadi-churni, Upashama, page 66-67)
(16) See the example of the description of the reasons why a being falls from the *upashama-shreni* (state of liberation) in the *churni* of both texts.
Kasaya-pahudi, page 714, Sutra 376. There are two types of *padi-vada* (arguments): *bhavakkha* (based on existence) and *uvasama-naddha-akkha* (based on liberation). 380. The *padi-vada* (argument) based on *bhavakkha* (existence) states that all *karana* (causes) are *ugdha-adi-dita* (activated) simultaneously. 381. In the first instance, the *karma* (actions) that are *jani-jani-udirija* (arising again and again) are *udaya-avali* (series of arising) and *pavesida* (entered). The *karma* (actions) that are not *udirija* (arising) are *okkaddiya* (separated) and *avali-bahire* (outside the series) and are *go-vuccha* (covered) and *se-dhi-e-nikkhita* (placed on a ladder). 382. The *padi-vada* (argument) based on *uvasama-naddha-akkha* (liberation) is *vihasa* (false).
Now compare the above *churni-sutra* (textual verses) with the *Kammapayadi-churni*.
These *padi-vada* (arguments) are two: *bhavakkha* (based on existence) and *uvasama-naddha-akkha* (based on liberation). The *padi-vada* (argument) based on *bhavakkha* (existence) states that all *karana* (causes) are *ugdha-adi-dita* (activated) simultaneously. In the first instance, the *karma* (actions) that are *jani-jani-udirija* (arising again and again) are *udaya-avali* (series of arising) and *pavesida* (entered). The *karma* (actions) that are not *udirija* (arising) are *okkaddiya* (separated) and *udaya-avali-bahire* (outside the series of arising) and are *go-yuccha-agiti* (covered) and *se-dhi-e-rate* (placed on a ladder). The *padi-vada* (argument) based on *uvasama-naddha-akkha* (liberation) is *vihasa* (false).
(Kammapayadi-churni, Upashama, page 52 A)