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[ 4, 2, 6, 266 ] dr Mahahiyare Veyanakalavihaane Dvidibandhzhavasaanparoovana
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Thus, these are more and more special, more and more special, until they reach the highest state. || 256 ||
Thus, one should know the form of the six karmas, except for the karma of lifespan, in their successive stages. || 257 ||
The karma of lifespan is very small in its state of bondage and its state of cessation. || 258 ||
The state of bondage and the state of cessation of the second karma are innumerable times greater. || 259 ||
The state of bondage and the state of cessation of the third karma are innumerable times greater. || 260 ||
Thus, they have become innumerable times greater, innumerable times greater, until they reach the highest state. || 261 ||
In comparison to the state of bondage and the state of cessation of the lowest karma of the knowledge-obscuring karma, they have become twice as great by going only an innumerable part of the way, like a fraction of a fraction. || 262 ||
Thus, they have become twice as great, twice as great, until they reach the highest state. || 263 ||
The difference between the states of cessation of the karmas, which are twice as great, is an innumerable part of a fraction. || 264 ||
The difference between the states of cessation of the karmas, which are twice as great, is an innumerable part of the square root of an angula. || 265 ||
The difference between the states of cessation of the karmas, which are twice as great, is very small. || 266 ||
Ch. 77