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Kasaya Pahud Sutta [15 Charitramoha-Kshapanaadhikaara (102) Ekam cha dvidividisesam tu dvidividisesesu kadisu vadhedi.
Harasedi kadisu egan tahaanubhaagesu boddhavam. ||155||
403. Edisse ekka bhaasagaha. 404. Tisse samukkittaana cha vihaasa cha kayavva. 405. Tam jaha. (103) Ekam cha dvidividisesam tu asankhejesu dvidividisesesu.
Vaddhadi harassedi cha tahaanubhaage sanantesu. ||156||
How many *sthitivishesha* does one *sthitivishesha* increase in, and how many *sthitivishesha* does one *sthitivishesha* decrease in? Similarly, these questions should be understood in the *anubhaagavishesha*. ||155||
**Special Meaning:** This sixth root-verse has descended to determine the measure of the inferior-superior deposit related to the increase and decrease of *sthiti* and *anubhaaga*. Being a root-verse, it only informs the meaning of the statement in the form of a question. How many *sthitivishesha* does one *sthitivishesha* increase in? This means that, while increasing a desired single *sthiti*, does it increase in one *sthitivishesha*, or does it increase in two *sthitivishesha*, or does it increase in three *sthitivishesha*, or does it increase in a countable number of *sthitivishesha*, or does it increase in an uncountable number of *sthitivishesha*? In this way, the first half of the verse asks a question about the measure of the inferior-superior deposit regarding the increase of *sthiti*. It should be understood that the words 'cha' and 'tu' in this first half also inform about the collection of the inferior and superior substitutions regarding the increase. The first part of the second half of the verse, 'Harasedi kadisu egan', asks a question to determine the measure of the inferior-superior deposit regarding the decrease. It should be understood that the last part of the second half asks a question about the measure of the inferior and superior deposit and the measure of the inferior and superior substitution regarding the increase and decrease related to the *anubhaaga*. In this way, the author himself will answer the questions asked by this root-verse through the commentary verses that will be explained later.
**Churnisu:** There is one commentary verse that explains the meaning of this root-verse. Its recitation and explanation should be done together. It is as follows: ||403-405||
One *sthitivishesha* increases and decreases in countless *sthitivishesha*. Similarly, the *anubhaagavishesha* increases and decreases in infinite *anubhaagavishesha* competitors. ||156||
**Special Meaning:** The questions that were raised in the above root-verse...