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What are the aspects of **bandha** or **udaya** that are diminished before the **upasama** of **darshanamoha**? Where does the **antar** occur and what **karma** is **upasamaka**? ||13||
What **karma** does the **jiva** who has **upasama** of **darshanamoha** shed in which **sthiti** and **anubhaga**? What **karma** remains and in which **sthiti** and **anubhaga**? ||14||
The four **sutra-gaatha** should be explained at the time of **adhapravrttakarana**. The explanation is as follows: "What is the result of **upasama** of **darshanamoha**?" The explanation of the first part of the first **gaatha** is as follows: The result of **upasama** of **darshanamoha** is very pure, because it is becoming pure with infinite purity from the moment before the end. ||3-8||
**Special Meaning:** The **jiva** who is striving to **upasama** the **darshanamohiya karma** is continuously increasing in purity from the moment before the end of **adhapravrttakarana** due to infinite purity. The reason for this is that the **jiva** is striving to liberate himself from the **mithyatva** which is very difficult to overcome, is constantly striving to obtain the **samyaktv** which he has not obtained before, and is endowed with great strength due to the attainment of **kshayopasama**, **deshana**, etc. and is united with **saatishaya mithyadristi** which is increasing due to **samvega** and **nirveda** every moment. It is natural for infinite purity to occur every moment until the end. This is the explanation of the first part of the first **sutra-gaatha**. Now the **churnikar** explains each word of the second part of the first **gaatha**.
**Churnisoo:** The explanation of the word "**yoga**" is as follows: The **jiva** who is **annyata-manoyogi**, **annyata-vacanayogi**, **oudarikakayayogi** or **vaikriyikakayayogi** begins the **upasama** of **darshanamoha**.