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The Antakṛddasa Upadesa or the Ganadhara Deva first weave the meaning into a sutra form, which is called the Purva. These Purvas are 14 in number, which are as follows:
1. **Utpāda Purva:** This Purva elaborates on the production of all substances and all Paryayas.
2. **Agrayani Purva:** This describes the magnitude of all substances, all Paryayas, and all living beings.
3. **Virya-Pravada Purva:** This describes the Virya (power) of beings with and without karma, as well as non-living beings.
4. **Asti-Nasti-Pravada Purva:** This Purva describes all things that exist in the world, such as Dharma-Astikaya, and all things that do not exist, such as Akasha-Kusuma.
5. **Jnana-Pravada Purva:** This elaborates on the five types of knowledge, including Mati-Jnana.
6. **Satya-Pravada Purva:** This elaborates on the true form of restraint or the true word.
7. **Atma-Pravada Purva:** This describes the soul from the perspective of various Nayas and Matas.
8. **Karma-Pravada Purva:** This elaborates on the eight karmas, their nature, state, division, and region.
9. **Pratyakhyana-Pravada Purva:** This describes the various types of Pratyakhyanas.
10. **Vidya-Anuvada Purva:** This describes various Vidya and Mantras.
11. **Avandhya Purva:** This describes actions that bear good fruits, such as knowledge, penance, and restraint, and actions that bear bad fruits, such as negligence, which are not futile.
12. **Pranayuṣya-Pravada Purva:** This elaborates on the ten Pranas and the various types of Aayu.
13. **Kriya-Vishala Purva:** This describes bodily actions, actions related to the authority, and actions that are beneficial in restraint.
14. **Loka-Bindusar-Purva:** This is the most excellent point in the Shruta-Jnana, like a point in a scripture.