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## Chapter 70: Word Meanings
**Bayassa:** Age, **Udaya:** Arising, **Udorana:** Stimulation, **Samisao:** Ownership, **Ma:** There is not, **Viseto:** Speciality, **Soon:** Horse, **4:** And, **Pal:** Forty-one, **Prakriti:** Natures, **Sesarva:** Remaining, **Sambapai:** All Natures.
**Gatha:** Except for the forty-one natures, there is no speciality in the ownership of the arising and stimulation of the remaining natures.
**Kosa:** In the G section, the perception of all these with the Udayan and Sapta-sthana has been considered. But due to the similarity in arising and stimulation, the reason for not considering it has been explained in this Gatha. It states that although there is no difference in arising and stimulation, there is a speciality in that the arising and stimulation of the forty-one Karma Natures are different. Therefore, out of the 122 natures that are capable of arising, one should know that the arising and stimulation of the remaining 81 natures, excluding the 41 natures, are the same.
**Explanation:** The characteristics of arising and stimulation are as follows: The experience of the Karma atoms that have been obtained in this time is called arising. And bringing the Karma atoms that are situated outside the arising stream, with or without the Kshaya, by the special power of the Yoga-sanjna, into the arising stream and experiencing them with the Karma atoms that have been obtained in the arising is called stimulation. In this way, the experience of the Karma atoms...
**1.** The experience of the atoms obtained in this time is called arising. The experience of the atoms not obtained in this time, situated outside the arising stream, with or without Kshaya, by the special power of the Yoga-sanjna, brought into the arising stream, along with the Karma atoms obtained in the arising, is called stimulation.
**Chapter 70 Commentary, Page 242**