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## Four Divisions of Parts
**All Parts and No-All Parts:** The consideration of all parts and no-all parts, meaning the least number of parts, has been done. The karma where all the competitors related to parts are found is called **Sarvanubhag Vibhakti**, and the one where less competitors are found is called **Nosarvanubhag Vibhakti**. Both **Sarvanubhag** and **Nosarvanubhag** types of parts are found in **Mohaniya Karma**.
**Excellent Parts and Non-Excellent Parts:** The consideration of excellent and non-excellent parts of karma has been done through these **Anuyogadwaras**. The karma where the most excellent part is found is called **Utkrishtanubhag Vibhakti**, and the one where less parts are found is called **Anutkrishtanubhag Vibhakti**. Both **Utkrisht** and **Anutkrisht** types of parts are found in **Mohaniya Karma**.
**Inferior Parts and Non-Inferior Parts:** The consideration of inferior and non-inferior parts of karma has been done through these **Anuyogadwaras**. The karma where the most inferior part is found is called **Jghanyabubhag Vibhakti**, and the one where parts above the inferior are found is called **Ajghanyabubhag Vibhakti**. Both **Jghanya** and **Ajghanya** types of parts are found in **Mohaniya Karma**.
**Sadi, Anadi, Dhruva, and Adhruva Parts:** The consideration of excellent, non-excellent, inferior, and non-inferior parts of karma in the form of **Sadi, Anadi, Dhruva, and Adhruva** has been done through these **Anuyogadwaras**.