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## Chapter 416: The Seven-Fold Cycle
When seven *avali* cycles remain, the *sanjvalana* *maya* does not project the *dalikas* of *apratyakhyanavaran* *maya* and *pratyakhyanavaran* *maya* into *maya*, but projects them into *lobha*. When two *avali* cycles remain, there is no *agala*, only *udirana*. When one *avali* cycle remains, the *sanjvalana* *maya* is severed from its bondage, arising, and *udirana*, and the *apratyakhyanavaran* and *pratyakhyanavaran* *maya* subside. At that time, all *dalikas* except those bound in the first position for one *avali* cycle and those bound in the higher position for two *avali* cycles minus one time period, subside.
Then, the *dalikas* bound in the first position for one *avali* cycle are deposited into *sanjvalana* *maya* in sequence through the *stibukasakrama*, and the *dalikas* bound for two *avali* cycles minus one time period subside like *purushaveda* and transition naturally. In this way, after the *apratyakhyanavaran* *maya* and *pratyakhyanavaran* *maya* subside, the *sanjvalana* *maya* subsides after two *avali* cycles minus one time period.
From the time the *sanjvalana* *maya* is severed from its bondage, arising, and *udirana*, the *dalikas* are taken from the second position of *sanjvalana* *lobha* and are experienced for two-thirds of their *lobha* *vedaka* time period, establishing the first position. The first third is called the *ashvakarnakarana* time period, and the second third is called the *kittikaranakala*. In the first *ashvakarnakarana* time period, the *dalikas* are taken from the previous competitors and become new competitors.
**Explanation of Competitor:**
A living being is constantly made up of an infinite number of atoms in the form of *skandhas*.