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## Translation:
**144**
**Shataka**
The heinous state of binding of the Sanjwalan Lobha is in the ninth Gunasthan, and the five Antarayas, five Gnanavarans, and four Darshanavarans are unbound in the final moment of the tenth Gunasthan. Similarly, the Yashakirti Karma and Unlon are also unbound in the final moment of the tenth Gunasthan. Only then should their heinous state of binding be understood. The heinous state of Gnanavaran, Darshanavaran, and Antaray Karma is for the duration of the final moment, and the heinous state of Name and Gotra is for the duration of eight moments. The heinous state of the seven Vedaniyas, which is said to be for twelve moments, should be understood in relation to the Akapyas. Because it has been previously stated that the heinous state of the Akapyas is for two moments in the Upshantamoha and other Gunasthanas. The heinous state of the seven Vedaniyas for twelve moments occurs in the final moment of the tenth Gunasthan.
**Do Igmaso Pakkho Sanjalanatige Ghumattuvarisaani. Sesanun Kosaao Micchattathii Jan Laddham. ||36||**
**Word Meaning:**
* Yogamaso - Two months and one month.
* Pakkho - Paksha (fortnight).
* Sanjalanatige - Sanjwalanadhik's Purushaved.
* Attha - Eight.
* Parimani - Years.
* Sesan - Nourishing Natures.
* Ukkossabi - Their own excellent state.
* Micchattathii - The state of Mithyatva.
* Jan - Which.
* Sai - Nandh.
* Laddham - Obtained.
**Meaning:**
The heinous state of the Sanjwalanadhik is two months, one month, and one fortnight respectively. The heinous state of the Purushaved is eight years, and the heinous state of the remaining Natures is equal to the quotient obtained by dividing their excellent state by the excellent state of Mithyatva Mohaniya.