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## Translation:
**Verse 161**
**Explanation of the Action of Asvakarnakarana (Ear of the Horse) and the Destruction of Attachment to Conduct**
**793** In the final *apuvva-faddaya-vaggana* (category of non-previous competitors), it gives a *visesha-hina* (lesser) *pradesha-agra* (portion of the field of perception). **519**. Then, from the final *apuvva-faddaya-vaggana*, it gives a *visesha-hina* *pradesha-agra* to the first *puvva-faddaya* (category of previous competitors) in the *adi-vaggana* (initial category) by an immeasurable factor. Then, it gives a *visesha-hina* *pradesha-agra* to the *vidya* (knowledge) in the *puvva-faddaya-vaggana*. It gives a *visesha-hina* *pradesha-agra* to all the remaining *puvva-faddaya-vaggana*. **520**. In that very first moment, the *pradesha-agra* that is seen is very large in the first *vaggana* of the *apuvva-faddaya*. It is *visesha-hina* in the *adi-vaggana* of the *puvva-faddaya*. **521**. Just as in the case of iron, so also in the case of *maya* (illusion), *mana* (pride), and *krodha* (anger). **522**. This is the *udaya-paroovana* (description of the arising). **523**. Just as... **524**. In the very first moment, the *apuvva-faddaya* are both *udinna* (arisen) and *anudinna* (not arisen). Also, from the beginning, an infinite portion of the *puvva-faddaya* is both *udinna* and *anudinna*. The remaining infinite portions are *anudinna*.
**Commentary**
Now, in the first moment of the *asvakarnakarana* time, the description of the arising of the four *sanjvalana-kashaya* (agitations of the passions) is given. It is as follows: In the first moment, the *apuvva-faddaya* are found to be both *udinna* and *anudinna*. Similarly, from the beginning, an infinite portion of the *puvva-faddaya* is found to be both *udinna* and *anudinna*. And the remaining infinite portions remain *anudinna*.
**Special Meaning**
This commentary indicates that in the first moment of *asvakarnakarana*, the arising of the *sanjvalana-kashaya* occurs in the form of the *puvva-faddaya* which are bound like a creeper, and in the form of all the *apuvva-faddaya* below them. The arising of the *spardhaka* (competitors) does not occur above this. The explanation is as follows: Due to the *anubhaga-sattva* (essence of experience) which is immediately transformed from the *apuvva-faddaya*, the *pradesha-agra* is reduced by an immeasurable portion and the *jiva* (soul) which arises in the *udaya-sthiti* (state of arising) is found to have the *anubhaga-sattva* in the form of the *apuvva-faddaya*. All the *apuvva-faddaya* found in this way are called *udinna*. But all the *anubhaga-sattva* have not arisen from the *apuvva-faddaya*, therefore, they are also found to be *anudinna* in comparison to them. The same should be understood in the case of the *puvva-faddaya*.
Now, we will explain how the *anubhaga-bandha* (bond of the essence of experience) of the four *sanjvalana* occurs in the first moment of *asvakarnakarana*.
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