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## Translation:
**633**
**Verse 101**
**(47)** All three karmas are pacified by all the two-fold specialities.
**(48)** In one part, all the two-fold specialities are pacified by the rules. ||10||
**(48)** The bondage of the wrong belief is to be known as the pacifier of the *darshanamoha*.
The pacifier is to be worshipped by the *asaana* (the one who has attained the state of pacification). ||10||
**Special Meaning:**
The living being who pacifies the *darshanamoha* (the delusion of perception) remains bound by the wrong belief karma until the *antar-pravesha* (inner entry) of the *darshanamoha*. But when the *darshanamoha* is pacified, the wrong belief karma does not arise during the time of *upashama-samyak-tva* (the state of pacification). When the time of *upashama-samyak-tva* is lost, then the wrong belief karma is to be worshipped, meaning that it arises for the living being who has attained the wrong belief, but it does not arise for the living being who has attained *saasadan*, *mishra*, or *vedaka-samyak-tva*.
Jayadhavala has also interpreted the third line of the verse by saying "there is no" and by taking the word "natthi" (not) as an *adhyahara* (a word that is taken as a synonym for another word), meaning that the wrong belief karma does not arise during the time of *upashama-samyak-tva* or during the time of *saasadan*.
The wrong belief, *samyag-mithyatva* (the state of being partially right and partially wrong), and *samyak-tva* (the state of being right) are all pacified along with all the *sthiti-vishesha* (states of existence) in the state of pacification of the *darshanamoha*. This means that at that time, none of the three *prakriti* (natures) have any *sthiti* (state) arising. And in the same part, all the *sthiti-vishesha* of the three karmas remain according to the rules. ||10||
**Special Meaning:**
Here, although it is said that all the *sthiti-vishesha* remain in the same part, meaning that the part that is in the *antar* (inner) and the *bahir* (outer) and the *ananta-varti* (infinitely following) *jghana-sthiti-vishesha* (inferior state of existence) is the same part that is in the *utkrista-sthiti* (superior state of existence) and all the *sthiti-vishesha* above it, and it is not different, this is said in a general way. However, it should be understood that the part of *samyag-mithyatva* is infinitely less than the part of the wrong belief, which is *dvi-sthaniya* (two-fold) and *sarva-ghati* (destructive of all), and the part of *samyak-tva-prakriti* is infinitely less than the part of *samyag-mithyatva*, which is *desh-ghati* (destructive of the country) and *dvi-sthaniya*.
The bondage of the wrong belief karma, which is the *mithyatva-pratyaya* (the cause of the wrong belief), meaning the bondage of the wrong belief and the *jnana-avaran* (knowledge obscuring) and other karmas, should be known. But in the state of pacification of the *darshanamoha*, the bondage of the *mithyatva-pratyaya* does not occur. After the state of pacification is over, the bondage of the *mithyatva-pratyaya* is to be worshipped. ||10||
**Special Meaning:**
The living being who pacifies the *darshanamoha* has the bondage of the *mithyatva-pratyaya* until the end of the first *sthiti* (state) before the *antar* (inner). This is because until this point, he is *mithya-drishti* (wrong belief).