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The translation preserving the Jain terms is as follows:
The Kasaya Pahuda Sutta [10 Samyaktva Arthadhikaraniya-Indriya-Nabhunsayaved-Arati-Soga-Chadau-Nirayagati-Chadujati-Pancasansthan-Pancasanghadan - Nirayagatiprayayogyanuparvi-Atapa-Apprasattavihayogati-Thavara Suhuma-Appajjatta - Saharana-Athira-Asubha-Dubhaga-Dussara-Anaadejja-Ajasamitinamaani Etaani Bandhena Vocchinnani]. Veda, Arati, Soka, Chadaro Ayu, Narakagati, Pancendriyajatike Vina Chadur Jati, Prathama Sansthane Vina Pancha Sansthana, Prathama Sanhanane Vina Pancha Sanhanana, Narakagatiprayayogyanuparvi, Atapa, Apprasattavihayogati, Sthavara, Sukshma, Aparyapta, Sadharan, Asthira, Asubha, Durbhaga, Duhsvara, Anaadeyya and Ayasahkirti, these Prakrities are severed from bondage.
The specific meaning is that before the subsidence of Darshanamohiya, the severance of the above-mentioned Prakrities occurs in this order - up to the state of Antakodakodi-Prasana Sthitivandha for the extremely deluded Abavya Jiva, there is no severance of even a single Karma-Prakriti. Thereafter, with the dissociation of Sagaropama-Shatapratyeka Sthitivandha, first the severance of Narakayuprkriti occurs. Then, with the dissociation of Sagaropama-Pratyeka Sthitivandha, the severance of Tiryagyuprkriti occurs. Further, with the dissociation of Sagaropama-Pratyeka Sthitivandha, the severance of Manushyayuprkriti occurs. Thereafter, with the dissociation of Sagaropama-Pratyeka Sthitivandha, the severance of Devayuprkriti occurs. Next, with the dissociation of Sagaropama-Pratyeka Sthitivandha, the simultaneous severance of Narakagati and Narakagatyanuparvi occurs. Further, with the dissociation of Sagaropama-Pratyeka Sthitivandha, the simultaneous severance of Sukshma, Aparyapta, and Sadharan Sarira (the three mutually co-arising Prakrities) occurs. Subsequently, with the dissociation of Sagaropama-Shatapratyeka Sthitivandha, the simultaneous severance of Sukshma, Aparyapta, and Pratyekasarira (the three mutually co-arising Prakrities) occurs. Thereafter, with the dissociation of Sagaropama-Pratyeka Sthitivandha, the simultaneous severance of Vadara, Aparyapta, and Sadharan Sarira (the three mutually co-arising Prakrities) occurs. Again, with the dissociation of Sagaropama-Pratyeka Sthitivandha, the simultaneous severance of Vadara, Aparyapta, and Pratyekasarira (the three mutually co-arising Prakrities) occurs. Further, with the dissociation of Sagaropama-Pratyeka Sthitivandha, the simultaneous severance of Dvindriyajati and Aparyaptanama (the two mutually co-arising Prakrities) occurs. Again, with the dissociation of Sagaropama-Pratyeka Sthitivandha, the simultaneous severance of Trindriyajati and Aparyaptanama (the two mutually co-arising Prakrities) occurs. Then, with the dissociation of Sagaropama-Pratyeka Sthitivandha, the simultaneous severance of Caturindriyajati and Aparyaptanama (the two mutually co-arising Prakrities) occurs. Further, with the dissociation of Sagaropama-Pratyeka Sthitivandha, the simultaneous severance of Asanjnipancendriyajati and Aparyaptanama (the two mutually co-arising Prakrities) occurs. Again, with the dissociation of Sagaropama-Pratyeka Sthitivandha, the simultaneous severance of Sanjnipancendriyajati and Aparyaptanama (the two mutually co-arising Prakrities) occurs. Then, with the dissociation of Sagaropama-Pratyeka Sthitivandha,