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[1,5,250] In the Kalānugam, the duration of the Kṣayāmargaṇā (the path of destruction) is as follows:
[159] For a single Jīva, the lowest duration of a Napumsakavedī with Mithyādrṣṭi (false belief) is an Antarmūhurta (a fraction of a Muhurta). [241]
[242] Compared to a single Jīva, the highest duration of the aforementioned Jīvas is an infinite duration, equivalent to an immeasurable number of Pudgala transformations.
[243] The duration of a Napumsakavedī with Sāsādanasamyakdrṣṭi (right belief with attachment) is like a stream.
[244] The duration of a Napumsakavedī with Samyagmithyādrṣṭi (mixed belief) is like a stream.
[245] How long does a Napumsakavedī with Asanjadasamyakdrṣṭi (uncontrolled right belief) last? Compared to various Jīvas, it lasts for all time.
[246] For a single Jīva, the lowest duration of a Napumsakavedī with Asanjadasamyakdrṣṭi is an Antarmūhurta.
[247] Compared to a single Jīva, the highest duration of the aforementioned Napumsakavedī with Asanjadasamyakdrṣṭi is slightly less (six Antarmūhurtas less) than thirty-three oceans.
[248] The duration of a Napumsakavedī from the Sanjatāsanjatā (controlled-uncontrolled) state to the Anivṛttikaraṇa (non-return) Guṇasthāna (state of being) is like a stream.
[249] The duration of a Jīva from the Anivṛttikaraṇa Guṇasthāna in the Apagatavedī (those who have lost their knowledge) to the Ayogikakevalī (non-perfect omniscient) Guṇasthāna is like a stream.
[250] According to the Kṣayāmargaṇā, the duration of a Jīva from the Mithyādrṣṭi Guṇasthāna to the Aprammatasanjatā (perfectly controlled) Guṇasthāna, in the case of those with Krodhakṣayī (anger-prone), Mānakṣayī (pride-prone), Māyakṣayī (deceitful), and Lobhakṣayī (greedy) Kṣayās (afflictions), is like that of a Manoyogi (one who has attained mental control).
How long do two or three Uvasamas (periods of time) last? Compared to various Jīvas, the lowest...