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## Chapter 203: Elucidation of the Action of the Knower of the Good, Who Destroys the Attachment to Conduct
**Verse 841-989:**
The meaning of the knowledge is like a heap of wealth. 981. That is to be known. 982. The time-bound residue can be in one, two, or three situations, or it can be in countless parts of the *palyopam* through increasing excellence. 983. There are countless time-bound residues in the *nirlepanasthanas*. 984. The time-bound residues are few in one situation, more in two, and even more in three. 985. They are more numerous in two situations than in one. 986. They are more numerous in three situations than in two. 987. They are numerous in countless parts of the *palyopam*. 988. The *nanantarani* are few. 989. The *egantranam* is countless.
**Commentary:**
It is inappropriate to discuss this here. This discussion of various situations is found in the second commentary, so it can be referred to there. Therefore, we should only discuss the *yavamdhya* of one situation here.
**Churnisutra:**
Now, the opportunity to understand the meaning of the second commentary has arisen, in relation to the *abhavya* Siddhas. It is as follows: The time-bound residue can be in one situation, two situations, three situations, or it can be in countless parts of the *palyopam* through increasing excellence. 980-982.
**Special Note:**
It is important to know that the time-bound residue is found in situations that are as numerous as the years, in the case of the *bhavya* Siddhas, and in countless parts of the *palyopam*, in the case of the *abhavya* Siddhas. It is also important to know that this sutra is primarily about the time-bound residue in one situation, because it is impossible for the time-bound residue to be in one situation if it is primarily about the time-bound residue in many situations.
**Churnisutra:**
The *nirlepanasthanas* are countless in number, and the time-bound residue is found in countless parts of them. (This means that the number of all situations, both those with and without the time-bound residue in one or many situations, is equal to countless parts of the *nirlepanasthanas*, and not more.) The time-bound residue is least in one situation. The time-bound residue is more numerous in two situations. The time-bound residue is even more numerous in three situations. In this way, the *yavamdhya* of the time-bound residue is found in countless parts of the *palyopam*, through increasing excellence. The parts below and above the *yavamdhya* are few in number, due to the loss of qualities. (Because their number is equal to countless parts of half of the *palyopam*.) The *egantranam* is countless. (Because their number is equal to the square root of countless *palyopamas*.) At this time...
**Verse 106:**
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