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## Translation:
**Verse 9211**
This verse describes the path to liberation through the nine substances. It explains the nature of the five types of *papasrava* (karmic influx).
**Commentary:**
* **Pramada-bahula charya:** A course of action characterized by excessive carelessness, hindering the attainment of the state of pure consciousness.
* **Kalushya-parinati:** A state of defilement, the opposite of the state of pure consciousness.
* **Vishaya-lolita-parinati:** A state of excessive attachment to sensory objects, hindering the experience of inner peace.
* **Para-paritapa-parinati:** A state of causing suffering to others, contrary to the experience of pure compassion.
* **Para-apavada-parinati:** A state of criticizing others, the opposite of self-awareness.
These five states are called *bhaava-papasrava* (karmic influx arising from mental states) because they are the cause of *dravya-papasrava* (karmic influx affecting the physical body). *Dravya-papasrava* is the result of actions performed through the mind, speech, and body, motivated by these five states.
**Verse 140**
This verse further elaborates on the nature of *papasrava*.
**Commentary:**
* **Sanjnaa:** The three types of *leshya* (subtle karmic tendencies) - *tiivra* (intense), *indriya-vashada* (controlled by the senses), and *attaroudra* (cruel).
* **Gyaana:** Knowledge that is misused, leading to *moha* (delusion).
* **Moha:** Delusion, which is the root cause of *papasrava*.
The verse also mentions the three types of *leshya* - *krishna* (black), *neela* (blue), and *kapota* (grey) - which are associated with the three *kashya* (passions) - *raaga* (attachment), *dvesha* (aversion), and *moha* (delusion). These *leshya* are the result of the *yoga* (actions) motivated by the three *kashya*.