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Ga. 115] Exposition of the Minimum and Maximum of the Sthiti (duration) of Darsanamohaniya (Deluding Karmas) 116. In the case of a Jiva who has attained the state of Darsanamohaniya (Deluding Karmas) to the extent of Palya-upama (a very small fraction), the Sthiti (duration) of the Darsanamohaniya Karma is Sankhyata (countable) times. 117. In the case of Apurvakarana (the first moment of the rise of Karmas), the first Sthiti (duration) of the Darsanamohaniya Karma is Sankhyata (countable) times. 118. When the Sthiti (duration) of the Darsanamohaniya Karma becomes Palya-upama, then the first Sthiti (duration) of the Darsanamohaniya Karma is Sankhyata (countable) times. 119. The Sthiti (duration) of the Darsanamohaniya Karma is Visesadhika (specially more) than Palya-upama. 120. In the case of Apurvakarana (the first moment of the rise of Karmas), the special distinction of the first Uttakrishta (superior) Sthiti (duration) of the Darsanamohaniya Karma is Sankhyata (countable) times. 121. The Sthiti (duration) of the Darsanamohaniya Karma of the Jiva who has entered the first moment of Anivrittikarana (the state of non-return) is Sankhyata (countable) times. 122. The Jaghanya (minimum) Sthiti (duration) of the Karmas other than Darsanamohaniya is Sankhyata (countable) times. 123. The Utkrishta (maximum) Sthiti (duration) of the same Karmas is Sankhyata (countable) times. 124. The Jaghanya (minimum) Sthiti (duration) of the Karmas other than Darsanamohaniya is Sankhyata (countable) times. 125. The Utkrishta (maximum) Sthiti (duration) of the same Karmas is Sankhyata (countable) times.
126. This Danda (section) is completed. The Sutragatha (verses) should be explained with proper understanding.
127. 'Sankhyata ca manussesu khinamoba sahasaso niyama' - This Gatha has eight Anuyogadvara (topics for discussion). They are: Satprarupana (true exposition), Dravyapramana (measure of substance), Ksheptra (region), Sparsana (touch), Kala (time), Antara (interval), Bhagabhaga (parts and sub-parts) and Alpabahutvam (minimum and maximum).
128. Among these Anuyogadvara, the topic of Darsanamohanapakshavana (destruction of Darsanamohaniya Karma) is completed.