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The Kasaya Pahuda Sutta [15 Charitra-moha-ksapanaadhikara 875. Vihasa. 876. Bound by the four kinds of Audārika-yoga (gross bodily activities) and the four kinds of Vachi-yoga (speech activities), they are Abhajja (indestructible). 877. The remaining Yogas are Bhajja (destructible).
878. This is the third Bhashya-gatha. 879. As follows: (136) In the Upayoga of Shrutajnana (scriptural knowledge) and Matijnana (sensory knowledge), the previously bound Karmas are Abhajja (indestructible). But in the two Pratyaksha Chadumasthanana (direct realizations), they are Bhajja (destructible). ||189||
880. Vihasa. 881. In Shrutajnana (scriptural knowledge), Anyanajnana (ignorance), Matijnnana (sensory knowledge), Anyanajnana (ignorance), these four Upayogas, the previously bound Karmas are necessarily Abhajja (indestructible). 882. In Avadhijnana (clairvoyance), Anyanajnana (ignorance), Manahparyayajnana (telepathy), these three Upayogas, the previously bound Karmas are to be Bhajja (destructible).
883. This is the conclusion of the fourth Bhashya-gatha. (137) The Karmas are Abhajja (indestructible) in the Anagara-acakshu-darshanopayoga (non-sensory non-visual perception). But in the Avadhidarshanopayoga (clairvoyant perception), the Karmas are Bhajja (destructible). ||190||