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The Kasaya Pahuda Sutta [125. The exposition of the special qualities of Samyaktva (right faith). 126. The Uvasanta-dhā (equanimity) is innumerable-fold. 127. The Antara (internal) is innumerable-fold. 128. The Jahaniya (lowest) Avāhā (influx) is innumerable-fold. 129. The Ukkassiya (highest) Avāhā is innumerable-fold. 130. The Jahannya (lowest) Dvidikhandaya (two-part duration) is asankhejja-fold. 131. The Ukkassaya (highest) Dvidikhandaya is sankhejja-fold. 132. The Jahannaṇa (lowest) Hidivandha (duration of Mithyatva) is sankhejja-fold. 133. The Ukkassaga (highest) Hidivandha is sankhejja-fold. 134. The Jahannaṇa (lowest) Dvisantakamma (two-part karma) is sankhejja-fold. 135. The Ukkassaya (highest) Hidisantakamma is sankhejja-fold. 136. Thus ends the twenty-five-fold Dandaka (section).
137. From here onwards, the explanation of the Suttas should be understood. (42) The Darsana-mohaniya (deluding karma related to right faith) should be understood as being subdued in all the four gatis (states of existence).
He is necessarily a Pancendriya (five-sensed), Sanni (conscious) and Prajjatta (developed) being. \\15\\ (43) In all the hells, celestial abodes, islands, oceans, caves, luminous mansions, the Abhijoggya (suitable) and Anabhijoggya (unsuitable) Uvasama (equanimity) should be understood.