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... core. ... ... ... . Dividing the innumerable parts of the *avali* into many parts, giving the majority to *mithyatva*, dividing the remaining one part into many parts, giving the majority to *anantaanubandhi lobha*, and dividing the remaining one part into many parts, giving the majority to *anantaanubandhi maya*. In the same way, dividing the remaining one part into many parts, giving the majority to *anantaanubandhi krodha*, *anantaanubandhi mana*, *sajwalan lobha*, *sajwalan maya*, *sajwalan krodha*, *sajwalan mana*, *pratyakhyan lobha*, *pratyakhyan maya*, *pratyakhyan krodha*, *pratyakhyan mana*, and *apratyakhyan lobha-maya* and *krodha*, and giving the remaining one part to *apratyakhyan mana*. When these given parts are combined with the 17 parts that were made earlier, they become the proof of the *sarvaghatidravya* of their respective natures.
The proof of the *deshadhatidravya* of *sajwalan* is as follows: dividing the *pratibhaga* into many parts, keeping one part separate, dividing the remaining majority into four equal parts, giving one part each to the four *sajwalan kshayas*, and dividing the remaining one part into many parts, giving the majority to *sajwalan lobha*, and dividing the remaining one part into many parts, giving the majority to *sajwalan maya*, and dividing the remaining one part into many parts, giving the majority to *sajwalan krodha*, and giving the remaining one part to *sajwalan mana*. When the parts given to each nature are combined with the previously divided parts in the same way, they become the *deshadhatidravya* related to that nature. In this way, when the *deshadhatidravya* and *sarvaghatidravya* of the four *kshayas* of *sajwalan* are combined, they become the *sarvadravya*.
The *dravya* of *mithyatva* and the twelve *kshayas* is *sarvaghatirupa* and the *dravya* of the nine *kshayas* is *deshadhatirupa*. Therefore, now we will discuss the division of the *dravya* of these nine *kshayas*.
First, dividing the *pratibhaga* into many parts, giving one part without the majority to the five natures, and dividing the remaining one part into many parts, giving the majority to the *veda* to which it is bound, and dividing the remaining one part into many parts, giving the majority to *rati-arati* to which it is bound, and dividing the remaining one part into many parts, giving the majority to *hasya-shoka* to which it is bound, and dividing the remaining one part into many parts, giving the majority to *bhaya*, and giving the remaining one part to *jugupsa*. When the *dravya* obtained from the above *pratibhaga* method is combined with the previously divided five parts in the same way, it becomes the *dravya* of its respective nature.