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## 68/Go. Sa. Jivakanda
## Verses 57-58
The first time of the second cultivation of anger is the vedaka.
**Doubt:** Just as the vedaka of the first cultivation of anger binds the first cultivations of all four kṣayās, does the vedaka of the second cultivation of anger bind the second cultivations of all four kṣayās or not?
**Solution:** It binds the cultivation of the kṣayā whose cultivation it experiences, and it binds the first cultivations of the remaining kṣayās.
The first state of the kṣapaka who experiences the second cultivation of anger, when the remaining time of āvali and pratyāvali is left, the grāgāla and pratyāgāla are cut off. In that same first state, when more than one āvali time remains, the vedaka of the second cultivation of anger is the charma-samaya-varti. At that time, the sthiti-bandha of the four sanjvalana kṣayās is two months and less than twenty days, the sthiti-bandha of the remaining ghātiyā karmas is one year, and the sthiti-bandha of the remaining karmas is thousands of years. At that time, the sthiti-sattva of the four sanjvalanas is five years and less than four months, the sthiti-sattva of the remaining three ghātiyā karmas is thousands of years, and the sthiti-sattva of the nāma-gotra-vedanīya karma is countless years.
After that time, it causes the first state by causing the apkarṣaṇa of the pradeśāgra from the third cultivation of anger. At that time, countless parts of the anṇara cultivations of the third sangraha-kṛṣṭi of anger are udiṛṇa, and countless parts of them are bound. The peculiarity is that the parimārga of the antar-kṛṣṭis that are bound from the antar-kṛṣṭis that are udiṛṇa is very low.
When more than one āvali time remains in the first state of the one who experiences the third cultivation of anger, the charma-samaya-varti anger vedaka occurs, and at that time, the udiṛaka of the jghanya state of anger-sanjvalana occurs. At that time, the sthiti-bandha of the four sanjvalana kṣayās is two months, and the sthiti-sattva is four years.
After that time, it causes the first state by causing the apkarṣaṇa of the first kṛṣṭi of māna. Here, the first state is only the division of the vedaka time of the sarva-vedaka time of the sanjvalana-māṇa. Then, the one who experiences the first sangraha-kṛṣṭi of māna experiences countless parts of the antar-kṛṣṭis of that first sangraha-kṛṣṭi, and then binds the kṛṣṭis that are very low from those udiṛṇa kṛṣṭis, and binds only the first sangraha-kṛṣṭis of the remaining kṣayās. In the first state of the one who experiences the first sangraha-kṛṣṭi of māna, when more than one āvali time remains, the sthiti-bandha of the three sanjvalana kṣayās is one month and less than twenty days, and the sthiti-sattva is three years and less than four months.