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The text has promised to describe the destruction of the **mohaniya** (delusive) karmas by simply mentioning their destruction.
From the tenth to the twenty-third verses, the destruction of **mohaniya karma** has been discussed, and from the twenty-fourth to the thirty-second verses, the bondage and other aspects of **nama karma** have been considered, along with their respective sensory destructions. Subsequently, from the thirty-third to the eighty-ninth verses, the aforementioned sensory destructions of the **avantar** (intermediate) natures have been described as occurring in the **jiva** (soul) aggregates and **guna sthana** (quality-places). In the eighty-ninth verse, information has been provided about their occurrence in the eight **anuyaga dvara** (paths of practice), including **gati** (motion) and other **margana** (paths).
After this, the order of the subject matter changes. In the ninety-fourth verse, after explaining the characteristics of the **udaya** (arising) and **udirana** (excitation) **svami** (lord), the ninety-fifth verse lists forty-one **prakriti** (natures) that possess special characteristics. Subsequently, from the ninety-sixth to the sixty-ninth verses, the number of **bandha prakriti** (bondage natures) in each **guna sthana** is indicated. In the sixty-first verse, it is stated that the **tirthankara** (liberated soul), **deva** (celestial being), and **naraka** (hell being) exist only in three **gati** (motions), while the remaining **prakriti** exist in all **gati**. The next two verses provide guidance on the **upasaman** (subduing) and **kshapana** (destruction) of the **ananta anubandhi** (infinitely connected) and **darshan mohaniya** (delusion of perception) **prakriti**, and the sixty-fourth verse describes the specific rules for the **kshapana** of **krodha** (anger) and other **prakriti**. From the sixty-fifth to the seventy-ninth verses, after discussing the **vedana** (feeling) and **udaya** (arising) of **prakriti** in the fourteenth **ayogika kevali** (non-liberated) **guna sthana**, the seventieth verse describes the happiness of the **siddha** (liberated souls).
Thus, after the statement of the subject matter of the text, the last two verses conclude the text by expressing the summary and brevity.