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## Kasaya Pahud Sutra 14:
**1. The one who is free from the infinite bond of Kasaya (passion) arises from the state of Uvasama (meditation).**
**2. First, he frees himself from the infinite bond of Kasaya.**
**3. Then, the actions of the one who is free from the infinite bond of Kasaya should be examined.**
**4. These actions are: Adhapavatta Karana (action of downward movement), Apurva Karana (action of the past), and Anivritti Karana (action of non-return).**
**5. Adhapavatta Karana does not have Sthitighata (destruction of the state), Anubhaghata (destruction of the part), Gunashreni (series of qualities), or Gunasankama (mixing of qualities).**
**6. Apurva Karana has Sthitighata, Anubhaghata, Gunashreni, and Gunasankama.**
**7. Anivritti Karana also has these actions, but it does not have Antar Karana (inner action).**
**8. This is the summary of the one who is free from the infinite bond of Kasaya.**
**9. After being free from the infinite bond of Kasaya, he remains in the state of Adhapavatta (downward movement) for an Antarmuhurta (a very short time).**
**10. During this time, he experiences the six unstable and inauspicious states: Asatavedaniya (unpleasant), Arati (discontent), Shoka (sorrow), Ayasha Kirti (bad reputation), etc.**
**11. Then, he overcomes Darshanamoha (delusion of perception) in an Antarmuhurta.**
**12. At this time, there is no Antar Karana.**
**13. Then, the actions of the one who overcomes Darshanamoha should be examined.**
**14. These actions are the same as those described earlier.**
**15. Just like in the case of overcoming Darshanamoha, there is Sthitighata, Anubhaghata, and Gunashreni.**