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The duration of the highest state of the four karmas, namely, Jnanavaraniya, Darshanavaraniya, Vedaniya, and Antaraya, is thirty Kodakodi Sagaras. ||1237||
The duration of the highest state of the first three karmas, namely, Jnanavaraniya, Darshanavaraniya, and Vedaniya, is thirty Kodakodi Sagaras. ||1237||
Meaning: The highest state (duration) of these four karmas, namely, Jnanavaraniya, Darshanavaraniya, Vedaniya, and Antaraya, is thirty Kodakodi Sagaras. ||1237||
The duration of the highest state of Mohaniya is seventy Kodakodi Sagaras, that of Namakarma is twenty Kodakodi Sagaras, and that of Gotrakarma is thirty-three Sagaras. ||1238||
Meaning: The duration of the highest state of Mohaniya is seventy Kodakodi Sagaras, that of Namakarma is twenty Kodakodi Sagaras, and that of Gotrakarma is thirty-three Sagaras. ||1238||
The duration of the lowest state of Vedaniya is twelve Muhurtas, that of Namakarma and Gotrakarma is eight Muhurtas, and that of the remaining five karmas, namely, Jnanavaraniya, Darshanavaraniya, Antaraya, Ayushkarma, and Kriyavarma, is one Muhurta. ||1239||
Meaning: The duration of the lowest state of Vedaniya is twelve Muhurtas, that of Namakarma and Gotrakarma is eight Muhurtas, and that of the remaining five karmas, namely, Jnanavaraniya, Darshanavaraniya, Antaraya, Ayushkarma, and Kriyavarma, is one Muhurta. ||1239||
The karma that is difficult to destroy, causes happiness and sorrow, and binds the soul, is called Anubhago Padesabandha. ||1240||