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## Chapter on the Sevenfold Classification
**4.12**
When a man, climbing the ladder of virtue, experiences the **Jina** knowledge, the **dalikas** (minute particles) related to his inner consciousness are thrown into the first state, not the second, during the time of their arising, not their binding. This is similar to the **dalikas** related to the female knowledge, which are thrown into the first state during the arising of the female knowledge, not the second.
When a man, climbing the ladder of virtue, experiences the **karma** that binds but does not arise, the **dalikas** related to his inner consciousness are thrown into the second state, not the first. This is similar to the **dalikas** related to the remaining **sanjvalana** (passion), which are thrown into the second state during the arising of the **sanjvalana** of anger, not the first.
However, when a man, climbing the ladder of virtue, experiences the **karma** that neither binds nor arises, the **dalikas** related to his inner consciousness are thrown into other similar binding natures. This is similar to the **dalikas** related to the second and third **kṣayās** (passions).
Now, we will indicate the work done by the inner consciousness.
By inner consciousness, the **neuter knowledge** is pacified. In the first stage, the least number of **dalikas** are pacified. In the second stage, an innumerable number of **dalikas** are pacified. In this way, until the final stage is reached, an innumerable number of **dalikas** are pacified at each stage. At the same time, an innumerable number of **dalikas** are thrown into other natures. This process continues until the penultimate stage. In the final stage, an innumerable number of **dalikas** are pacified, more than the number that are thrown into other natures. After this, in one **antarmuhūrta** (a very short period of time), the **female knowledge** is pacified. After this, in one **antarmuhūrta**, the six **hāsyādi** (laughter, etc.) are pacified. The six **hāsyādi**...
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For detailed knowledge in this regard, one should refer to the **Karmapratikrama Tika**. Here, only a brief explanation is given.