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## [Verse 126] Explanation of the Special Action of the Transmigratory Establishment
**757** 258. There are five commentary verses (bhāsagāhās) here. 259. They are as follows: 260. The commentary verses explain the meaning of the original verse separately, for the sake of removing the heaviness of the text. 261. There is a question-and-answer style explanation of the transmigratory establishment of the Moheeya (the being who is subject to delusion). Here is the verse: (72) The Moheeya's transmigratory establishment has two states, the first and the second. The difference between them is a little less than a muhūrta (a period of time). ||125||
262. "A little less than a muhūrta" should be understood as "within a muhūrta". 263. This verse explains the time period from the end of the second time period to the time period that is one muhūrta less than the time period of the eleventh nature. 264. For example: (73) The being who is subject to delusion experiences both states of the karma-natures that are in a state of decay or non-decay. But the karma-natures that he does not experience, he should know only in the second state. ||126||
**Commentary:**
These five commentary verses explain the meaning of the original verse. They are separate explanations for the sake of removing the heaviness of the text. ||258-260||
**Special Meaning:**
Commentary verses are those that explain the meaning of the original verse in a question-and-answer style. The verses should be explained first according to the rules of grammar. Then, the meaning should be explained by relying on the words of the verses. But this would make the text very long. Therefore, the commentator will violate that rule and explain the verses and their meaning together. This is what should be understood.
**Commentary:**
The being who is subject to delusion becomes the transmigratory establishment in the second time period after the end of the inner-consciousness. This is the subject of this verse. ||261||
**_The transmigratory establishment of the Moheeya has two states: the first state and the second state. The difference between these two states is a little less than a muhūrta._**
**Commentary:**
"A little less than a muhūrta" should be understood as "within a muhūrta". ||262||
**Commentary:**
This verse explains the time period from the end of the second time period to the time period that is one muhūrta less than the time period of the eleventh nature. This means that the being who is subject to delusion remains in the first state for the time period of the eleventh nature, which is one muhūrta less than the time period of the eleventh nature. This being experiences the first state of the karma-natures that are in a state of decay or non-decay. But the karma-natures that he does not experience, he should know only in the second state. ||263-264||
**_The being who is subject to delusion experiences both states of the karma-natures that are in a state of decay or non-decay. But the karma-natures that he does not experience, he should know only in the second state._**
**1. Bhāsagāhās, Vakhāṇagāhās, or Vivaraṇagāhās are all the same.**
**Jayad**