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## Translation:
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**Chapter 160** - Description of the Action of the Destruction of the Attachment to Conduct, Excellence, etc.
**453.** The **nikṣepa** (deposition) of the **jghana** (inferior) is less than the **ukkadḍaṇa** (elevation) and the **okkadḍaṇa** (depression).
**454.** The **adhiṣṭhāpana** (establishment) of the **jghana** is **anantanguṇa** (infinitely) more than the **okkadḍaṇa** and the **ukkadḍaṇa**.
**455.** The **adhiṣṭhāpana** of the **ukkadḍaṇa** is **anantanguṇa** more than the **okkadḍaṇa** due to the **vāghāta** (collision).
**456.** The **anubhāga-khaṇḍaka** (section of the experience) is greater than one **vargaṇa** (multiplication).
**457.** The **ukṣaya-anubhāga-sattvam** (essence of the experience of destruction) and **bandha** (bond) are even more special.
**458.** Now, from here onwards, we will discuss the **samutkīrtana** (enumeration) and **vibhāṣā** (explanation) of the third **bhāṣya-gāthā** (commentary verse) together. (107) **Vaḍḍī** (increase) is more than **hāṇī** (decrease), and **hāṇī** is more than **avaṭṭhāṇa** (state). One should know that the **guṇa-seḍhi** (series of qualities) is **asankaheja** (innumerable) and **pade-saggheṇa** (in relation to the **pade-saggha** (point of reference)). **160**
**459.** **Vibhāṣā** (explanation).
**460.** That which is **ukkadḍijjadi** (elevated) in relation to the **pade-saggha** is called **vaḍḍī**.
**461.** That which is **mokkaḍijjadi** (depressed) in relation to the **pade-saggha** is called **hāṇī**.
**462.** That which is neither **okkadḍijjadi** (depressed) nor **ukkadḍijjadi** (elevated) in relation to the **pade-saggha** is called **avaṭṭhāṇa**.
**463.** According to this definition, there is **alpa-bahutva** (lesser-greater) in relation to one **sthiti** (state) or in relation to all **sthiti**s.
**464.** For example,
**465.** **Vaḍḍī** is less.
**466.** **Hāṇī** is **asankaheja-guṇa** (innumerable times) more.
**467.** **Avaṭṭhāṇa** is **asankaheja-guṇa** (innumerable times) more.
**468.** However, in the case of **akṣapaka** (non-destructive) and **anupaśāmaka** (non-pacifying), **vaḍḍī** is equal to **hāṇī** or **viśeṣa-adhika** (specially more) or **viśeṣa-hīṇa** (specially less) in relation to all **sthiti**s or one **sthiti**. But **avaṭṭhāṇa** is **asankaheja-guṇa** (innumerable times) more.
**Commentary:**
The **nikṣepa** of **utkarṣaṇa** (excellence) and **apakarṣaṇa** (inferiority) is **jghana** (inferior). The **adhiṣṭhāpana** of the **jghana** is **anantanguṇa** more than **apakarṣaṇa** and **utkarṣaṇa**, even though they are equal to each other. The **adhiṣṭhāpana** of **utkarṣaṇa** is **anantanguṇa** more than **apakarṣaṇa** due to the **vāghāta**. The **anubhāga-khaṇḍaka** is greater than one **vargaṇa**. The **ukṣaya-anubhāga-sattvam** and **bandha** are even more special.
Now, from here onwards, we will discuss the **samutkīrtana** and **vibhāṣā** of the third **bhāṣya-gāthā** together.
**Vaḍḍī** (increase) is more than **hāṇī** (decrease), and **hāṇī** is more than **avaṭṭhāṇa** (state). One should know that the **guṇa-seḍhi** is **asankaheja** and **pade-saggheṇa**.
The **vibhāṣā** of the above verse is as follows: That which is **ukkadḍijjadi** in relation to the **pade-saggha** is called **vaḍḍī**. That which is **mokkaḍijjadi** in relation to the **pade-saggha** is called **hāṇī**. That which is neither **okkadḍijjadi** nor **ukkadḍijjadi** in relation to the **pade-saggha** is called **avaṭṭhāṇa**. According to this definition, there is **alpa-bahutva** in relation to one **sthiti** or in relation to all **sthiti**s. For example, **Vaḍḍī** is less, **hāṇī** is **asankaheja-guṇa** more, and **avaṭṭhāṇa** is **asankaheja-guṇa** more. However, in the case of **akṣapaka** and **anupaśāmaka**, **vaḍḍī** is equal to **hāṇī** or **viśeṣa-adhika** or **viśeṣa-hīṇa** in relation to all **sthiti**s or one **sthiti**. But **avaṭṭhāṇa** is **asankaheja-guṇa** more.