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In the Ratnakaranḍaka Śrāvakācāra, even though there is a reaction to the experience of the three, there is still excessive conduct due to the objects being means of beauty (k) and pleasure, and due to imitation being the cause of excessive attachment. Excessive eagerness and excessive greed, even though there is a reaction to them, still repeatedly desire to experience them again. Excessive thirst is the desire to obtain excessive possessions, future enjoyment, and enjoyment. Excessive experience is when, even at the appointed time, one experiences enjoyment and enjoyment, one experiences it with excessive attachment, not with the reaction of pain, hence excessive conduct. || 44 ||
Thus ends the third chapter of the Upāsakādhyayanaṭīkā composed by Prabhācandra, based on the work of Samantabhadra Svāmī. || 3 ||