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## Translation:
380
Chapter of the Seven
When a single *avali* remains, the arising of *samyaktvam* occurs due to *udirana*, but *udirana* itself does not occur. The arising of *sajvalan* and *lobha* occur simultaneously with *udirana*. When the time of *sukshmasampray* remains for one *avani*, the arising of *lobha* occurs only in the time of *avali*, not *udirana*. _From the three Vedas, the one by which the being ascends the *jīva* ladder, after its *antarakaran*, the arising occurs when one *avali* measure of time remains in the first state of that Veda, but *udirana* does not occur. In all four *āyus*, the arising occurs when one *avali* measure of time remains in the final *avali* of their respective births, but *udirana* does not occur. However, the human *āyu* has a special characteristic: the arising occurs after the *pramattasanyata* *gunasthan*, but *udirana* does not occur._ _The human path, the five-sense beings, *bas*, *badar*, *paryāpta*, *subhaga*, *ādeya*, *yashkīti*, and *tīrthankara* are the nine natures of *nāmakarma*, and the *uchchagotra*. These ten natures are capable of both arising and *udirana* up to the *sayogikebali* *gunasthan*, but in the *ayogikebali* *gunasthan*, only arising occurs, not *udirana*.
1. Moreover, in the human *āyu*, from the *pramattagunasthan* onwards, *udirana* does not occur, but only arising.
- Commentary on the Chapter of the Seven, pp. 242-243
2. Human path, five-sense beings, *bas*, *badar*, *paryāpta*, *subhaga*, *ādeya*, *yashkīti*, and *tīrthankara* - these are the nine natures of *nāmakarma*.
3. ... "Up to the *sayogikebali* *gunasthan*, both arising and *udirana* occur, but in the *ayogikebali* state, only arising occurs, not *udirana*.
- Commentary on the Chapter of the Seven, p. 243