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## Chapter 80: Description of the Division of the Four Stations, Regions, All-Destroying and Region-Destroying
**(26)** The excellent portion in the Daru station is All-Encompassing (Sravvaavaranee), the lower portion is Region-Destroying (Deshaghaati), and the upper portion is All-Encompassing (Sravvaavaranee). || 79 ||
**(27)** This same order should be known in all four stations for the four passions: Man (Man), Maya (Maya), Greed (Lobha), and Anger (Krodha). || 80 ||
**Special Meaning:** The junction is the point where the final division of the desired station, like the creeper (Lata), ends and the portion of the station like the wood (Daru) begins. Thus, one should know the final division of all the stations, like creeper (Lata), wood (Daru), bone (Asthi), etc., and the initial division of the portion of the station beyond it. The desired junction is greater than the portion of the next junction by an infinite amount, and less than the region by an infinite amount. For example, the junction of the final division of the creeper (Lata) station in the standard measure (Manakpaay) is greater than the portion of the initial division of the wood (Daru) station by an infinite amount, and less than the region by an infinite amount. This same rule should be applied to all sixteen junctions related to the four passions.
Now, to explain the division of the Region-Destroying (Deshaghaati) and All-Destroying (Sarvaghaati) in the four stations, the following verse is said:
The excellent portion in the wood (Daru) station is All-Encompassing (Sravvaavaranee), the lower portion is Region-Destroying (Deshaghaati), and the upper portion is All-Encompassing (Sravvaavaranee). || 79 ||
**Special Meaning:** The portions of the bone (Asthi) and rock (Shail) stations are All-Destroying (Sarvaghaati). However, in the wood (Daru) station, the excellent portion, i.e., the upper infinite portion, is All-Destroying (Sarvaghaati), and the lower single infinite portion is Region-Destroying (Deshaghaati). Similarly, the creeper (Lata) station is also Region-Destroying (Deshaghaati).
Now, to explain that this order is the same for all four stations of the four passions, the following verse is said:
This same order should be known in all four stations for the four passions: Man (Man), Maya (Maya), Greed (Lobha), and Anger (Krodha). || 80 ||
**Special Meaning:** The four stations of the four passions, like the city king (Nagaraj), the earth king (Prithviraj), etc., have been described earlier. In each of them, the upper portion of the second station is All-Destroying (Sarvaghaati), and the lower portion is Region-Destroying (Deshaghaati). All the portions of the third and fourth stations are All-Destroying (Sarvaghaati), and all the portions of the first station are Region-Destroying (Deshaghaati).