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English Translation (preserving Jain terms):
The Passage discusses the classification and destruction of the Kṣaptikṛṣṭis (kṣaptikṛṣṭis or newly arising karmic particles) in the context of the Charitra-moha-kṣapaṇā-adhikāra (the section on the destruction of delusion related to conduct).
1. Except for the first Saṃgraha-kṛṣṭi (the primary aggregate of the karmic particles of anger), the remaining eleven Saṃgraha-kṛṣṭis give rise to Apūrva-kṛṣṭis (newly arising karmic particles) to the extent of their own Asaṃkhyāta (innumerable) part.
2. These Apūrva-kṛṣṭis are said to be 'Saṃgraha-kṛṣṭi-antara' (existing in the interstices of the Saṃgraha-kṛṣṭis).
3. The single Saṃgraha-kṛṣṭi, after traversing a Pālya-opama (the smallest unit of time) worth of Pradeśa-agra (the tip of the karmic matter), gives rise to Apūrva-kṛṣṭis in the interstices, which are then called 'Kṛṣṭi-antara' (existing in the interstices of the Kṛṣṭis).
4. The Kṛṣṭi-antara are infinitesimal, being a Asaṃkhyātavatva (innumerable) part of the square root of a Pālya-opama.
5. In each successive time cycle, the number of Kṛṣṭis being destroyed decreases exponentially, from many in the first cycle to Asaṃkhyāta-guṇa-hīna (infinitely less) in the second cycle.