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## Translation:
122
Ghatak
The rule of Abadhā Kāla is such that in the case of the most severe state of bondage, the Abadhā Kāla of Antamuhurta is twice the time of the most severe state of bondage, and from there, it increases to an innumerable fraction of a Palyopama. The Abadhā Kāla of two Antamuhurtas is twice the time of the previous one, and it continues to increase in this manner until it reaches an innumerable fraction of a Palyopama. In this way, as the bondage increases to an innumerable fraction of a Palyopama, the Abadhā Kāla also increases, and finally, in the bondage of a Koda Koḍi Sagaropama, it becomes a Mau Varsha. This means that for the duration of that time, there is no creation of Dālakas in that many places.
Thus, after explaining the most severe and the most subtle states of the root karmas, we now discuss the most subtle states of the Uttar Prakritis. The most subtle state of bondage of Uttar Prakritis is:
Vigyāvaraṇaprasāye tīsan aṭṭhāra suhrumvigalatige. Paṭhamāgi'i saṁghayanē bas surime su dugavudho. ||28||
**Word Meaning:**
Vigdhāvaraṇasāye - five Antarayas, five Jñānāvaraṇas, nine Darśanāvaraṇas, and Asātāvedaniya karma. Tīsan - thirty Koda Koḍi Sagaropama. Aṭṭhāra - eighteen Koda Koḍi Sagaropama. Sukhamvigalatige - subtle and Vikalātrika. Paramāgi'i saṁghayanē - first Samsthāna and first Samhanana. Bas - ten Koda Koḍi Sagaropama. Kus - both. Urimesu - Uttar Samsthāna and Samhananas. Bugḍḍho - an increase of two Koda Koḍi Sagaropama.
**Meaning of the Verse:**
The most subtle state of the five Antarayas, five Jñānāvaraṇas, nine Darśanāvaraṇas, and Asātāvedaniya karma is thirty Koda Koḍi Sagaropama. The subtle and Vikalātrika aspects of Nāmakarma are...