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## 664
## Kasaya Pahud Sutta [12]
**[When a being attains Samyama-Asamyama, there are two karmas, Adhokarana and Apurvakarana, in that time.]**
**33.** When the above-mentioned description is complete, then, after that, for a being who is attaining Samyama-Asamyama, from the first time of Apurvakarana until the time when Samyata-Asamyata increases by Ekanta-Anuvṛddhi, and attains the state of Charitra-Acharitra, i.e., Samyama-Asamyama, in this intermediate time, the lesser and greater states of Sthitibandha, Sthitisattva, Sthitikaṇḍaka, and the lesser and greater states of Avadhās, the lesser and greater states of Utkīraṇakāla, and other states, are called Alpabahutva. It is like this:
**35.** At the end of the Ekanta-Anuvṛddhi time, the possible lesser, i.e., the last Anu-bhāga-Kaṇḍaka, Utkīraṇakāla, is the least compared to the other states mentioned.
**36.** Compared to this, the possible Anu-bhāga-Kaṇḍaka, Utkīraṇakāla, at the first time of Apurvakarana, is much greater.
**37.** At the end of the Ekanta-Anuvṛddhi time, the possible lesser Sthiti-Kaṇḍaka, Utkīraṇakāla, and the lesser Sthitibandha time, are both equal and multiplied by the number of times.
**38.** Compared to the above two, the greater time, i.e., the first Sthiti-Kaṇḍaka, Utkīraṇakāla, and the Sthitibandha time, are both equal and much greater.
**39.** From the first time of Samyata-Asamyata until the time when Samyama-Asamyama increases by Ekanta-Anuvṛddhi, this Ekanta-Anuvṛddhi time is multiplied by the number of times.
**40.** The time of Apurvakarana is multiplied by the number of times.
**41.** Compared to the time of Apurvakarana, the time of lesser Samyama-Asamyama, the time of the arising of lesser Samyak-tva-Prakṛti, the time of the arising of lesser Mithyatva, the time of lesser Samyama, the time of lesser Asamyama, and the time of lesser Samyag-Mithyatva,