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English Translation (preserving Jain terms):
969. In the past time, the duration of the least number of Nirllepanasthanas (stages of non-attachment) of a single soul is very short. 970. In the subsequent time, it is more extensive. 971. It becomes double the previous one after the lapse of Palya-opama (a very long period of time) of its asankhyata (innumerable) part. 972. The middle point of the Asankhyata part of the Sthanas (stages) is reached.
973. The intervals of the decrease of Nana-guna (various qualities) are the Asankhyata part of the Palya-opama (a very long period of time). 974. The intervals of the decrease of Nana-guna (various qualities) are small. 975. The interval of the decrease of one Guna (quality) is Asankhyata times.
976. In one Sthiti-visesa (specific state), the remaining of one or two or three Samaya-baddha (bound moments) is up to the Utkarsha (maximum) of the Asankhyata part of the Palya-opama (a very long period of time).
977. Similarly, the other non-authoritative teaching. According to the authoritative teaching, the measure of the Nirllepanasthanas (stages of non-attachment) is the Asankhyata part of the Palya-opama (a very long period of time). But according to the non-authoritative teaching, the number of Nirllepanasthanas (stages of non-attachment) is the Asankhyata Bahubhaga (innumerable multiples) of the Karmastiti (state of karmas).