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## Translation:
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**Matka** is compared to the line on a mountain. Just as a crack in a mountain does not disappear even after hundreds of years, similarly, the **Anantānubandhi Kṣaya** (infinitely connected passions) remains for countless lifetimes. **Inay** has said that the results of a living being are extremely complex and the **Pāpa Prakṛtis** (negative tendencies) bind through the **Chatur-sthānika Anubhāga** (four-fold division of experience). However, the **Śubha Prakṛtis** (positive tendencies) only bind through the **Dvi-sthānika Rasa** (two-fold division of experience), because there is no **Eka-sthānika Rasa** (one-fold division of experience) in the **Śubha Prakṛtis**.
**A-pratyākhyāna-āvaraṇa Kṣaya** is compared to the line on the earth. Just as cracks appear in the ground when the water in a pond dries up and these cracks are filled in with time, similarly, **A-pratyākhyāna-āvaraṇa Kṣaya** is such that its **Vāsanā** (latent tendencies) also subsides in due time. When this **Kṣaya** arises, there is **Vi-sthānika Rasa** (two-fold division of experience) in both the **A-śubha Prakṛtis** (negative tendencies) and the **Śubha Prakṛtis** (positive tendencies). This means that there is **Katu-kṣama** (bitter) and **Madhura-tama** (sweetest) **Anubhāga** (division of experience) binding.
**Pratyākhyāna-āvaraṇa Kṣaya** is compared to the line on sand or dust. Just as a line drawn on sand is not permanent and is quickly erased, similarly, the **Vāsanā** of **Pratyākhyāna-āvaraṇa Kṣaya** should be understood as not lasting for a long time. When this **Kṣaya** arises, there is **Dvi-sthānika** (two-fold division of experience) in the **Pāpa Prakṛtis** (negative tendencies), meaning **Katu-kṣama** (bitter), and **Chatur-sthānika** (four-fold division of experience) in the **Puṇya Prakṛtis** (positive tendencies).
**Sanjvalana Kṣaya** is compared to the line on water. Just as a line drawn on water disappears immediately after being drawn, similarly, the **Vāsanā** of **Sanjvalana Kṣaya** is also destroyed in an instant. When this **Kṣaya** arises, there is **Chatur-sthānika** (four-fold division of experience) in the **Puṇya Prakṛtis** (positive tendencies).