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**Kasaya Pahud Sutra [11 Darshanmoha-Kshapanaadhikār 17. Edāo Chattāri Suttagāhāo Vihāsiyuṇ Apuvva-Karan-Padamasamae Āḍhaveyo. 18. Adhāpavatt-Karanē Tāva Natthi Hidighādo Vā, Anubhāgadhādo Vā, Guṇaseḍī Vā, Guṇasankamo Vā. 19. Navari Visohiē Anantguṇāē Vavadi. Suhāṇam Kasmaisaṇamanantguṇavaḍḍibandho, Asuhāṇam Kammānamantguṇahāṇibandho. Bandhe Puṇṇē Palidovamassa Sankhejjadhibhāgeṇ Hāyedi. 20. Esā Adhāpavatt-Karanē Parūvaṇā. 21. Apuvva-Karanassa Padhamasamae Doṇham Jīvāṇam Hidisantaksmādo Dvidisanta-Kamm Tullā Vā, Visēsāhiyam Vā, Sankhejjaguṇam Vā. Dvidikhaṇḍayādo Vi Dvidikhaṇḍayam Doṇham Jīvāṇam Tullā Vā Visēsāhiyam Vā Sankhejjaguṇam Vā. 22. Tam Jahā. 23. Doṇham Jīvāṇamēko Kasāē Uvasāmēyuṇ Khīṇadasaṇamohaṇīyo Jādo. Ekko Kasāē Anurasāmēṇ Khīṇadasaṇamohaṇīo Jādo. Jo Anuva-Sāmēyuṇ Khīṇadasaṇamohaṇīo Jādo Tassa Didisanta-Kamm Sankhejjaguṇam. 24. Jo Puvvam Dasaṇamohaṇīyam Khavedūṇ Pacchā Kasāē Unasāmedi Vā, Jo Kis Sthiti-Anubhāga-Visisht**
**Explanation:**
This is a section from the Kasaya Pahud Sutra, a Jain text discussing the process of liberation from karmic bondage. It focuses on the concept of **Apuvva-Karan** (initial stage of karma creation) and **Adhāpavatt-Karan** (the stage of karma decay).
**Key Terms:**
* **Kasaya:** The root of karmic bondage, referring to passions like anger, greed, and pride.
* **Darshanmoha:** The veil of ignorance that obscures true knowledge.
* **Apuvva-Karan:** The initial stage of karma creation, where new karmic actions are performed.
* **Adhāpavatt-Karan:** The stage of karma decay, where karmic actions gradually weaken and eventually cease.
* **Sankhejjaguṇam:** A term indicating a significant increase in the intensity of karma.
* **Anantguṇāē:** Infinitely, without limit.
* **Hidighādo:** The state of being bound by karma.
* **Anubhāgadhādo:** The state of being bound by the effects of karma.
* **Guṇaseḍī:** The state of being bound by the accumulation of karma.
* **Guṇasankamo:** The state of being bound by the transformation of karma.
* **Uvasāmēyuṇ:** To subdue, to control.
* **Anurasāmēṇ:** Without subduing, without controlling.
* **Khīṇadasaṇamohaṇīyo:** One who is on the path to liberation from the veil of ignorance.
**Summary:**
This section discusses the process of karma decay during the **Adhāpavatt-Karan** stage. It states that during this stage, karma does not increase in intensity but rather decays gradually. The decay is not uniform, and the intensity of karma can vary between individuals. The text also explains that the intensity of karma can be influenced by the individual's actions and their level of control over their passions.