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## Chapter 200: Exposition of the Action of the Knower of the Subtleties of the Karma-Moha-Kshapaka
**923.** Here there are four *bhaṣyagāthās*. **924.** Their explanation is as follows: (147) In a single situation, there are countless *bhavas* bound by time, and countless *karma* bound by time, which are bound to different times. **200.** These *karma* bound by time exist in countless *anu-bhāgas* (subdivisions) according to the rules.
**925.** *Vi-hāsā* (explanation). **926.** What is the name of *karma* bound by time? **927.** The *karma* bound by time is that which, when the *karma* bound by time is known, the *karma* bound by time is seen as the *padeśa-agra* (the tip of the *karma* field). When it arises in a single time, without any remainder, there is no other *karma* field of that *karma* bound by time. That is called *karma* bound by time.
**928.** Similarly, *karma* bound by *bhavas* (existences). **929.** This is the explanation of the first *bhaṣyagāthā* according to the *saṅjñā-prūpaṇā* (explanation of the terms). **930.** For example, **931.** In a single situation, how many *karma* bound by time are left? **932.** There are *karma* bound by time left from one, two, or three *karma* bound by time, and so on, up to countless *karma* bound by time, which are as many as the countless parts of a *palya-upamā* (a measure of time).