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That is not this. However, as the subject and the senses gradually get nourished together, the quantity of knowledge also increases. With this stated association of the subject and the senses, in a short time, the amount of knowledge produced also gets so enhanced that it leads to a general understanding of "this is something." This understanding arises from the prior knowledge transaction, which is generated by the stated association, and it gradually gets reinforced with the confirmation of that association, all of which is called construction, because its emergence relies on the association. This lengthy knowledge transaction, referred to as the association, remains limited even though it gets increasingly reinforced; it does not convey a general understanding of the subject. Therefore, it is called the unmanifest, more unmanifest, and unmanifest knowledge. When this knowledge transaction is sufficiently reinforced to the extent that it can say, "this is something," only then is it referred to as the knowledge aspect that conveys general understanding. This understanding is also a final confirmed part of the association of the subject, as it also requires the connection between the subject and the senses. Nevertheless, the purpose of distinguishing it from the association and naming it as understanding is so that the subject arising from that knowledge aspect can be known to recognized consciousness. Following understanding, the inquiry into the subject known in a general sense, the decision regarding the specifics, the flow of that decision, the impressions generated by it, and the memories arising from those impressions all constitute the knowledge transaction; which here is concerned with the immediate experience.