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Kasaya Pahud Sutta [15 Charitramoha-Kshapanaadhikaara (125) Vidiyatthi-di Aadipada Suddhapuna Hodi Uttarapadam Tu.
Seso Asankhejadimo Bhago Tisse Padesagge. ||178||
819. Vihaasa. 820. Vidiyae Dvidie Ukkassiyae Padesaggham Tisse Chev Jahaniyaado Dvidido Suddha Suddhaseasam Palidovamassa Asankhejjjadibhagapadhibhagiyam.
821. Etto Chauthie Bhaasagahaae Samukttinaa. 822. Tam Jahaa. (126) Udaya-di Ya Dvidio Nirantaram Taasu Hoi Gunasedi.
Udaya-di Padesaggham Gunena Gananaadiyamteena. ||179||
823. Vihaasa. 824. Udayatthidi-padesaggham Thovam. 825. Vidiyaae Hidisu Padesagghamsankhejjagunam. 826. Evam Savisse Padamattiddie.
One should subtract the Uttarapada (the last point of the final Niṣeka) from the Aadipada (the first point of the first Niṣeka) in the Pradeshāgra of the first Niṣeka. The remaining part, which is an infinite number of times, is greater than the Pradeshāgra of the first Niṣeka. ||178||
Churnisu - Now, the division of this Bhaṣyagāthā is done. The Pradeshāgra of the second state, which is the best, should be subtracted from the Pradeshāgra of the second state, which is the worst. The pure remainder is a part of the infinite part of the Palyopama. ||819-820||
Visheshārtha - In this third Bhaṣyagāthā, the Pradeshāgra, which is in the form of the Uttarashreni of the second state, has been described in the form of Paramparopnidhārūpa. The meaning of this is that the dimension of the second state is the measure of the years, so the Pradeshāgra of the final Niṣeka is not a number of times, an infinite number of times, or any other type, but is an infinite number of times greater than the Pradeshāgra of the first Niṣeka. This infinite number of times should be known as equal to the infinite number of times of the Palyopama.
Churnisu - Now, the fourth Bhaṣyagāthā is described further. It is as follows. ||821-822||
From the time of the sunrise, there is a continuous Gunashreni in all the states related to the first state. From the time of the sunrise, the Pradeshāgra in the subsequent states is in the form of an infinite number of times, which is the end of the calculation. ||179||
Churnisu - Now, the division of the said Bhaṣyagāthā is done. The Pradeshāgra in the sunrise state is less. The Pradeshāgra in the second state is an infinite number of times. In this way, the Pradeshāgra in the entire first state should be known as an infinite number of times. ||823-826||
Visheshārtha - By the fourth Bhaṣyagāthā, the explanation of the previous Yavamādhya is done, and the order of the Pradeshāgra of the first state is indicated. The meaning of this is that...