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## Chapter 123: Detailed Explanation of the Special Actions that Reduce Attachment to Conduct
**141. What is meant by "Udirana (excitation) after the passage of six Avaliyas (periods of time)?"**
**142. Explanation:**
**143.** Just as the name "Samaya-Pabbaddha (time-bound)" refers to the fact that the bound Avaliya, etc., can be excited, similarly, the transition of a substance according to the order of its sequence is called "Anupoorvi-Samkram (sequential transition)." A living being, having risen from the Purusha-Veda (male Veda), transitions to the Purusha-Veda according to the rule of the limits of the Stri-Veda (female Veda) and Napumsaka-Veda (neuter Veda). Similarly, a living being, having risen from the Krodha-Kashaya (anger-passion), transitions to the Purusha-Veda, the six No-Kashaya, Pratyakhyana-Avarana (rejection-veil) and Apratyakhyana-Avarana (non-rejection-veil) of anger, above the limit of anger-excitation, and nowhere else. Again, it transitions to the Mana-Sanjwalana (mind-excitation) according to the rule of the limits of anger-excitation and both the middle Mana-Kashaya (mind-passion). It does not transition anywhere else. It deposits the Mana-Sanjwalana and the limits of the two middle Maya-Kashaya (delusion-passion) into the Maya-Sanjwalana (delusion-excitation). It transitions the Maya-Sanjwalana and the limits of the two middle Lobha-Kashaya (greed-passion) into the Lobha-Sanjwalana (greed-excitation). This sequential transition is called "Anupoorvi-Samkram."
It should be understood here that the transition of the nature of the Charitra-Mohaniya (conduct-obscuring karma) that was previously present in an unsequential manner, now occurs in this sequential manner, as described above (1).
"The non-transition of greed" is the second factor. Although the sutra uses the general term "Lobha (greed)," here we should understand it as Sanjwalana-Lobha (excitation-greed). The meaning of the non-transition of greed is that the remaining transition of the Lobha-Sanjwalana from the previous unsequential state to the remaining Sanjwalana-Kapaya and the Purusha-Veda ceases at this time (2).
"The single-location binding of the Mohaniya" is the third factor. This means that the portion of the Mohaniya karma that was previously bound in a two-location form, as a Deshghati (destructive of the body), now becomes single-location due to the purification of the results (3).
"The first time-reduction of the Napumsaka-Veda" is the fourth factor. This means that among the three Vedas, the Napumsaka-Veda is the first to be reduced at this stage through the action of the Ayukta-Karana (the cause of the lifespan) (4).
"Udirana after the passage of six Avaliyas" is the fifth factor. The commentator will explain this further (5).
"The single-location rise of the Mohaniya" is the sixth factor. This means that the rise of the portion that was previously present in a two-location form, as a Lata (creeper) and Daru (tree), as a Deshghati, now becomes single-location in the form of a Lata, after the Antarkarana (inner organ) (6).
"The numbered-year-based situation-binding of the Mohaniya" is the seventh factor. This means that the situation-binding of the Mohaniya karma was previously unlimited. Due to the influence of the weakening of the passions or the purification of the results, it suddenly decreases to a numbered number of years. However, the situation-binding of the remaining karma remains unlimited even at this time (7).
**Doubt:** What is meant by "Udirana after the passage of six Avaliyas?" (141)
**Solution:** The meaning of "Udirana after the passage of six Avaliyas" is that just as previously, the lower level was bound in the state of the entire world, the time-bound...