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68. The Khejjaguno (the number of Karmas which are destroyed by the subsidence of Charitra-moha) is innumerable.
99. The Uddeshin (the number of Karmas which are equal in intensity) of the four Karmas (Jnanavaranlya, Darsanavaranlya, Antaraya and Mohaniya) is also innumerable.
100. In this way, many thousands of Sthiti-bandhas (duration-bonds) are destroyed.
101. Then comes another type of Sthiti-bandha.
102. By a single blow, the Sthiti-bandha of Mohaniya Karma becomes very small.
103. The Sthiti-bandha of Nama and Gotra Karmas is also innumerable.
104. The Sthiti-bandha of the three Karmas - Jnanavaranlya, Darsanavaranlya and Antaraya - is also innumerable.
105. The Sthiti-bandha of Vedaniya Karma is innumerable.
106. There is no other alternative for the three Karmas, which is less by a countable number of times or specially less, but it becomes innumerable times less by a single blow.
107. In this way, by the process of Alpabahutva, many thousands of Sthiti-bandhas are destroyed.
108. Then comes another type of Sthiti-bandha.
109. By a single blow, the Sthiti-bandha of Mohaniya Karma becomes very small.
110. The Sthiti-bandha of the three Karmas - Jnanavaranlya, Darsanavaranlya and Antaraya - is also innumerable.
111. The Sthiti-bandha of Nama and Gotra Karmas is innumerable.
112. The Sthiti-bandha of Vedaniya Karma is specially more.
113. Here also, there is no other alternative, the Sthiti-bandha of the three Karmas becomes innumerable times less than the Sthiti-bandha of Nama and Gotra Karmas.