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(94) Due to the collection of *Gadasti*, eight types have been stated generally, and even that is stated with respect to very gross differences. For example, as the curtain in front of the eye is removed, more and more of the check is seen, and finally, when the entire curtain is removed, it is seen completely. Thus, with respect to the removal of the curtain, different aspects of the same vision-perception arise. In the same way, as the covering of *karma* nature is removed, according to the *upshama*, *kshayapashama*, *kshaya*, etc., the covering of *karma* is removed, the curtain is removed, and more and more clear and pure vision is seen, and finally, when the entire covering-curtain is removed, complete vision is seen. Thus, due to the difference in the removal of the covering, these eight gross differences of vision have arisen generally. But if we look closely with respect to *sufamabheda*, there are many, many special differences, infinite, which cannot be described. Because from *mitra* to *paradristi*, according to the *pashama* etc. of *karma*, the types of vision are infinite. The *shatrasthanapati* - *shagunananta* difference, the rule of loss and increase applies here. For example - (1) *anantabhagavrudhi*, (2) *asanкhyatabhagavrudhi*, (3) *sanкhyatabhagavrudhi*, (4) *sanкhyatgunavrudhi*, (5) *asanкhyatgunavrudhi*, (6) *anantagunavrudhi*. Similarly - *anantabhaghaani* etc. six types. Thus, if we assume even a single unit of vision in the smallest type of *mitra*, then according to this rule, there are infinite permutations and combinations of loss and increase, resulting in infinite differences. Thus, the number of *kega* locations is also countless. "In the *alpaviya* field, *pashama* is less, *avibhaga* is like a *vanarupa*; *vadaguna* is countless, thus the *rasthan* form is created... Our mind is captivated by the *prabhuguna*. From the *suhama* *nigadi* *jiva*, go, *sanni* *vara* *pajjatt* *re*; the locations of *yoga* are countless, immediately captivate the mind." - Shri Devchandraji Figure-4 0I | | | ' ' Covering is given. And here in *dristi samuccaya*...