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Gatha 115.
Exposition of the Gradation of Anubhaga-skandhaka and Others
671. The following are the relevant terms:
20. The lowest degree of Anubhaga-skandhaka's Utkirtana (manifestation) is the least.
21. Its highest degree is specially distinguished.
22. The lowest degree of Sthiti-skandhaka's Utkirtana and Sthiti-bandha are both equal and innumerable times greater.
23. Their highest degree is specially distinguished.
24. The duration in which the first moment's Samyata (restraint) increases by Ekantanuvrddhi (constant increase) is innumerable times greater.
25. The duration of Apurvakara (new karmic inflow) is innumerable times greater.
26. The lowest degree of Samyama (restraint) is innumerable times greater.
27. The Gunaśreṇī-nikṣepa (projection of virtues) is innumerable times greater.
28. The lowest degree of Avādhā (obstruction) is innumerable times greater.
29. The highest degree of Avādhā is innumerable times greater.
30. The lowest degree of Sthiti-skandhaka is innumerable times greater.
31. The lowest degree of Sthiti-skandhaka in the first moment of Apurvakara is innumerable times greater.
32. The Palyopama (palyopama unit) is innumerable times greater.
33. The distinction of the first Sthiti-skandhaka is innumerable times the Sāgaropama (ocean-like) Prthaktva (separateness).
34. The lowest degree of Sthiti-bandha is innumerable times greater.
35. The highest degree of Sthiti-bandha is innumerable times greater.
36. The lowest degree of Dvīti-sattva-karma is innumerable times greater.
37. The highest degree of Dvīti-sattva-karma is innumerable times greater.
38. The one who, after coming out of Samyama, goes to Asaṃyama and then does not increase or decrease in Dvīti-sattva-karma...