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## [Verse 184] Description of the **Kṛṣṭivedaka** (Cultivator) and **Kṣapaka** (Destroyer)
**859.** Here, for each **Gati** (Motion) and each **Kāya** (Body), the **Jghana** (Inferior) and **Utkrṣṭa** (Superior) **Pradeśāgra** (Extent of the Field of Karma) should be understood in accordance with the **Pramaṇānugama** (Measure of the Field of Karma) and **Alpabahutva** (Quantity of the Field of Karma).
**860.** Now, the explanation of the second **Bhāṣyagāthā** (Commentary Verse) is presented. (131) The **Kṛṣṭivedaka** **Kṣapaka** is bound by countless **Bhavagrahana** (Birth-Graspings) of **Ekendriya** (One-Sensed) beings, and by the **Nīyama** (Law) of **Karma** (Action). The **Kṣapaka** also has **Karma** accumulated through one, two, three, and so on, a countable number of **Bhavas** (Existences). ||184||