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English Translation (preserving Jain terms):
Verse 123]
Exposition of the special activities of the Kṣayopaśamaka (the one who has subdued the passions)
681. The characteristic of the Apūrvakaraṇa (the novel activity) has been explained earlier. 27. Then, at the final moment of the Apūrvakaraṇa, these four Sūtragāthās (verses) are to be recited. 28. That is: 29. "What is the nature of the one who has subdued the passions? (1)" 30. "What are the previously bound karmas, and what new karmas is he binding? (2)" 31. "Which karmic species are being destroyed? (3)" 32. "What is the second (stage)? (4)" 33. After reciting these four Sūtragāthās, the Āvāsikāṇi (the dwelling places) are to be expounded in the first moment of the Apūrvakaraṇa.
34. For the one whose Darśanamohānīya (the deluding karma that obscures right faith) is destroyed, and who has subdued the passions, in the Apūrvakaraṇa of the subduing of the passions, the measure of the Prathama-sthitikāṇḍaka (the first stage of the duration of karmas) is, by rule, a Pālyadopama (a numerical unit) part of a Saṃkhyeya (an innumerable number). 35. By the second bondage, he transcends that Pālyadopama part. 36. The Anubhāgakhaṇḍaka (the division of the intensity of karmas) is of infinite parts of the Aśubha (inauspicious) karmas. 37. The Sthitisattva (the duration of karmas) is within Antaḥkoṭākoṭī Sāgaropama (an extremely long duration), and the Sthitibandha (the bondage of duration) is also within Antaḥkoṭākoṭī Sāgaropama. 38. And the Guṇaśreṇī (the series of qualities) is limited to within an Antarmuhūrta (less than a moment).