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## 100/Go. Ma. Jivakanda
## Verses 63-64
The following sutra explains that countless inferiorities are not contradictory.
These yoga-related efforts are a fraction of the countless number of previous competitors.
A single loss of merit is a fraction of the countless number of competitor-measuring rods of previous competitors. Again, a fraction of these are the yoga efforts, which should be known as a fraction of the countless number of competitor-related classifications. This is the meaning of this sutra.
Thus, to explain the determination of the specific form of the infinite time that follows the end of the time of effort for this being who follows the internal moment time in performing efforts, the following sutra-group is sung:
_At the end of the time of effort, in the subsequent time, it destroys the previous and the previous competitors._
As long as the final time of the time of effort is there, the previous and the previous competitors are seen undestroyed, because a fraction of their countless number is constantly undergoing transformation in the form of effort in the regions of beings with similar wealth. Again, in the subsequent time, all the previous and the previous competitors abandon their own form and undergo transformation in the form of effort, because from the lowest effort to the attainment of the highest effort, their transformation in that time is seen in the form of similar wealth in those efforts. Thus, the time of effort ended. Now, after this, until the internal moment time, it follows the remaining time in the time of conjunction, being a yoga-possessor in the form of effort, to explain this, the previous sutra has been revealed._
Until the internal moment time, it is a yoga-possessor in the form of effort. This sutra is easy. Now, does this yogi-kevali, who experiences the yoga in the form of effort, experience it with the state of being present until the internal moment time, or does it experience it in some other way? In this way, we will remove this doubt.
For example, in the first time, the effort-experiencer experiences a countless majority of efforts. Again, in the second time, the efforts related to the lowest and highest countless parts of the efforts experienced in the first time are experienced in the form of medium effort, abandoning their own form. Thus, the yoga related to the second time is countless inferior to the yoga related to the first time. In this way, it should be known in the third and subsequent times as well. Therefore, it should be said that in the first time, it experiences many efforts, in the second time, it experiences efforts that are not special, and in this way, until the last time, it experiences efforts of the non-special order.
Or, in the time of effort, it experiences a few efforts [primarily], because in the first time, the efforts related to the lowest and highest countless parts are primarily desired, being destroyed. In the second time, it experiences countless efforts, because in the first time, the destruction