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## 636
**Kasaya Pahud Sutta [10 Samyaktv-Arthadhikar (53)]**
**Kammaani jassa tinni duṇiyamā so sankrameṇa bhajiyavyo.
Evam jassa du kammaṃ sankamane so ṇa bhajiyavyo. ||106||**
**Special Meaning:**
For a being who attains Samyaktv for the first time, Mithyatva is considered to arise in the previous moment, i.e., in the last moment of the first state of Mithyatva before its cessation, and after the cessation of Upasama. However, for a being who attains Samyaktv for the second, third, or subsequent times, Mithyatva is considered to arise after that. This means that such a being may attain Vedak Samyaktv or Upasama Samyaktv while being in Mithyatva, or may attain Vedak Samyaktv while being in Samyagmithyatva.
A being who has all three karmas - Mithyatva, Samyagmithyatva, and Samyaktv - in their being, or, as per the 'tu' word in the verse, a being who has two of these karmas excluding Mithyatva or Samyaktv, is considered to be subject to transition. A being who has only one karma in their being is not considered to be subject to transition. ||106||
**Special Meaning:**
For a being with Mithyadristi or Samyagdristi, who has all three types of Darshanmoha in their being, transition is observed between Samyagmithyatva and Samyaktv, and between Mithyatva and Samyagmithyatva, respectively. However, for a being with Sasadan Samyagdristi or Samyagmithyadristi, even though they have all three types of Darshanmoha in their being, there is no transition in any of the types of Darshanmoha. This is because the ability to transition Darshanmoha is considered to be completely absent in beings of the second or third Gunasthan. Similarly, for a being with Mithyadristi who is causing the arousal of Samyaktv, there is only transition in one type of Darshanmoha even though all three types are present in their being at the time of their entry into Avali. Alternatively, for a being with Samyagdristi who is causing the destruction of Mithyatva, there is only transition in one type of Darshanmoha even though all three types are present in their being at the time of the destruction of all external substances by the Udayavali. Therefore, a being with all three types of Darshanmoha in their being may transition between two types, may transition between one type, or may not transition at all. This establishes their being subject to transition.
Now, we will discuss the being subject to transition for a being with two types of Darshanmoha in their being. For a being with Vedak Samyagdristi who has destroyed Mithyatva, or for a being with Mithyatva who is causing the arousal of Samyaktv, there is only transition in one type of Darshanmoha even though two types are present in their being, until the Samyagmithyatva that is being destroyed or aroused remains outside Avali. However, when that Samyagmithyatva enters Avali, then for a being with Samyagdristi who has two types of Darshanmoha in their being, there is transition between two types.