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1. The lowest degree of nikshepa (influx) is anantaguṇa (infinite times).
2. The lowest degree of aticchāvanā (overstaying) is anantaguṇa (infinite times).
3. The highest degree of anubhāgakāṇḍaka (intensity of karmic manifestation) is anantaguṇa.
4. The highest degree of aticchāvanā (overstaying) is one vargaṇā (unit of space) less than the highest degree of anubhāgakāṇḍaka.
5. The highest degree of nikshepa (influx) is visēṣādhika (specially more).
6. The highest degree of bandha (bondage) is visēṣādhika (specially more).
7. The description of utkarṣaṇā (elevation).
8. The last (final) sparddhaka (competitor) is not elevated.
9. The relationship between the two final sparddhaka and the degree of pradeśaguṇahānisthānāntara (spatial-qualitative diminution) is the lowest.