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## Translation:
**404**
The seven-fold categories of the *sthiti* (state) of each individual *dalik* (atom) are constantly being infected by the *stibuk* (subtle) transmission of similar natures arising in the *udaya* (manifestation).
Here, we are discussing the *upasama* (submergence) of the *ananta-anubandhi* (infinitely connected) [karma], but its *udaya* (manifestation) does not cease. Therefore, the *stibuk* (subtle) transmission of each *dalik* (atom) that is initially postponed also continues to infect other natures. In this way, when *antar-karana* (internalization) occurs, the *dalik* (atoms) of the second *sthiti* (state) of the *ananta-anubandhi* (infinitely connected) [karma] are submerged at a later time. In the first instance, the *dalik* (atoms) of the horse are submerged. In the second instance, an innumerable number of *dalik* (atoms) are submerged, and in the third instance, an even greater innumerable number of *dalik* (atoms) are submerged. In this way, until the *antar-muhata* (internalized) time, an innumerable number of *dalik* (atoms) are submerged at each instance. Within this time, the entire *ananta-anubandhi* (infinitely connected) [karma] is submerged.
Just as dust, when sprinkled and soaked with water and pounded with a pestle, becomes solidified, similarly, *karma* (action) dust, when sprinkled and soaked with the water of *vishuddhi* (purity) and pounded with the pestle of *anivritti-karan* (non-return), becomes incapable of *san-krama* (infection), *udaya* (manifestation), *udirana* (excitation), *nitti* (continuity), and *nika-chana* (extraction). This is called the *upasama* (submergence) of the *ananta-anubandhi* (infinitely connected) [karma].
However, other *acharyas* (teachers) believe that the *ananta-anubandhi* (infinitely connected) [karma] is *visan-yojama* (disassociated) after being submerged. *Visan-yojana* (disassociation) is the *kshapana* (destruction) of...
1. The *karma-prakriti* (karma-nature) text explicitly prohibits the *upasama* (submergence) of the *ananta-anubandhi* (infinitely connected) [karma]. It states that the beings of the fourth, fifth, and sixth *guna-sthana* (stages of spiritual development) in all four *gati* (paths) disassociate the *ananta-anubandhi* (infinitely connected) [karma] through the three *karana* (causes). However, during disassociation, neither *antar-karana* (internalization) nor the *upasama* (submergence) of the *ananta-anubandhi* (infinitely connected) [karma] occurs.
**"Four, five, and three disassociate through *visan-yojana* (disassociation). Through the *karana* (causes), neither *antar-karana* (internalization) nor *upasama* (submergence) occurs."**