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One should understand the lowest state of the remaining auspicious and inauspicious categories, the four categories, the second institution and its collection, the third institution and its collection, the fourth institution and its collection, the fifth institution and its collection, and the remaining natures.
These 85 natures can only be bound in their lowest state by a single-sensed being. In these lowest states, one should know the evidence of the highest state of these natures in comparison to a single-sensed being, when an innumerable part of the palya is increased.
The latter part of the verse - "Memakkosaao" should not be taken as meaning that the attained state is taken, but rather the highest state of the category should be taken. For example, the collection of the natures like Matijnanaavaran etc. is called the Jnanavaran category. The collection of the natures like Chakshudarshanaavaran etc. is called the Darshanavaran category. The collection of the natures like Saata Vedaniya etc. is called the Vedaniya category. The collection of the natures after Darshanamohaniya is called the Darshanamohaniya category. The collection of the natures of Kashaya Mohaniya is called the Kashaya Mohaniya category, and the collection of the natures of Nokashay Mohaniya is called the Nokashay Mohaniya category.
**Chapter 1**
In the state of death, the four categories are taken, their medas are not, and their highest state is like a sea of kodi kodi. It should be understood that the lowest state of all four is 3 seas lower than the general state. The state of the sub-categories of the four categories is explained according to the Panchasangrah.
**Chapter 2**
**Panchasangrah 5.54**
A collection of similar natures is called a category.