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## Chapter Three:
**69**
... Today, daytime, night, fortnight, month, or season. ... This is the rule of rejection by time limitation. ||43|| - Couple. The rule is. What is it? Rejection. By what? By time limitation. Showing the same time limitation, he says - Today, etc. Today, by the time limitation of the present moment, hour, etc., rejection. Similarly, daytime, etc. Night, or night. Fortnight, etc. Month, etc. Season, etc., two months. Season, etc., six months. Thus, rejection by time limitation. In what? He says - Food, etc. Food, and vehicle, like a chariot, and bed, like a couch, and bath, and sacred body-dye, and sacred body-dye, and sacred body-dye, like saffron, etc. This is an example, because the special characteristic of sacred body-dye is the removal of defects, and therefore medicinal body-dye, etc., is rejected. Flowers, etc., are the objects of these. Similarly, betel nut, and clothing, and cloth, and ornaments, like necklaces, and Cupid, and sexual service, and music, and singing, dancing, and instruments, and singing alone, without dancing and instruments, and in these objects, the rejection by time limitation, like today, etc., is the rule. ||42-43||
The excess of the measure of enjoyment and non-enjoyment is now described: Object, aversion, remembrance, excessive eagerness, thirst, experience. Five excesses of the measure of enjoyment and non-enjoyment are described. ||44|| - The measure of enjoyment and non-enjoyment, its excesses, five are described. What are they? He says - Object, etc. Object itself is poison for beings, because it causes burning, etc., and therefore aversion to them, the absence of the absence of aversion, aversion, meaning respect. The experience of objects is for the sake of counteracting the pain of objects, therefore, even when that counteraction has arisen, the respect, like talking, embracing, etc., is an excess, because it is the cause of excessive attachment. Remembrance