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## Chapter 174: Explanation of the Special Characteristics of the Cultivation of the Attachment to Conduct
**Verse 784-786:** Vihasa said: In this series of explanations, the emphasis is on the **pradeshagra** (the point of highest attainment). The **pradeshagra** of the **utkrista** (superior) category of anger is less than the **anant bhaga** (infinite part) of the **jghanya** (inferior) category.
**Verse 787-788:** Now, the fifth **bhasya gaha** (explanatory verse) is presented. It is as follows: (121) This desire, anger, and delusion are **niyama** (rules) for the mind, and should be understood as **kitti** (merit) in the **pradeshagra**.
**Verse 789-793:** Vihasa said: Just as the fourth **bhasya gaha** explained anger, so too should the **bhasya gaha** explain the **mana** (mind), **maya** (delusion), and **lobha** (greed). The **uttar pada** (final stage) of **mana** (mind) should be subtracted from the **adi vargana** (initial category) of **mana** (mind). The remaining **anant bhaga** (infinite part) is greater than the **pradeshagra** of the **jghanya** (inferior) category of **mana** (mind). Similarly, the **uttar pada** (final stage) of **maya** (delusion) and **lobha** (greed) should be subtracted from their respective **adi vargana** (initial categories). The remaining **anant bhaga** (infinite part) is greater than the **pradeshagra** of the **jghanya** (inferior) categories of **maya** (delusion) and **lobha** (greed).
**Verse 794-795:** Thus, the five **bhasya gaha** (explanatory verses) have explained the meaning of the first part of the original verse, "**kitti cha pradeshagragena**". Now, there is one **bhasya gaha** (explanatory verse) to explain the meaning of the second part of the original verse, "**anubhaga ggena**". It is as follows: