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## Translation:
78
Therefore, in this Samyaktv, generally 75 Prakṛtis are bound, in the plant Guṇasthāna 75, in the fifth 66, in the sixth 62, in the seventh 58, in the eighth 585626, in the ninth 22021120.16.18, in the tenth 17, and in the eleventh Guṇasthāna 1 Prakṛti is said to be bound.
Vedakasamyaktv is also called Kṣayopamika Samyaktv. Kṣayopamika Samyaktv destroys the arising of Mithyatva and pacifies the non-arising. Therefore, it is called Kṣayopamika Samyaktv. This Samyaktv occurs in four Guṇasthānas from the fourth to the seventh. In this, the binding of Āhāravik also occurs, generally 79 Prakṛtis are bound, and specifically, in comparison to the Muṇasthāna, in the fourth Guṇasthāna 77, in the fifth 67, in the sixth 63, and in the seventh 56 or 58 Prakṛtis are bound. After that, the series begins. Therefore, in the Upasama series, there is Upasama Samyaktv, and in the Kṣapaka series, there is Kṣayika Samyaktv.
The special characteristic of Aupaśamika and Kṣayopamika Samyaktv is that Kṣayopamika Samyaktv experiences the arising of the region of Mithyatva-mohaniya, and Upasama Samyaktv does not experience either the arising of the result or the arising of the region. In Kṣayopamika Samyaktv, there are Pudgalas of Mithyatva-mohaniya, therefore it is called Vedaka. In summary, in Aupaśamika Samyaktv, there is no experience of the result of the particles of Mithyatva, nor from the region. But in Kṣayopamika Samyaktv, there is experience in comparison to the region.
From the destruction of all three types of Darśana-mohaniya Karma, which are the causes of the world, there is Kṣayika Samyaktv. In this Samyaktv, there are eleven Guṇasthānas from the fourth to the fourteenth. In this, the binding of Āhāraka-dvik can occur. Therefore, generally, its binding is of 79 Prakṛtis, and in comparison to the Guṇasthānas, it is the same in each Guṇasthāna. That is, in Avirata 77, in Deśavira