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The Adipurana has conquered the battlefield of Jayabhummi, the land of non-retreat, for the great warriors who do not retreat, the enemy forces cannot stand before them. ||348|| To reveal the true nature of the three karmas, Adhahkaran, Apurvakaran, and Anivrittikaran, the Ganadharas and other devatas who know the true meaning of the Agamas have spoken these words with their meanings, which are worthy of being known, i.e., their knowledge should be acquired. ||249|| In the first moment of Adhapravrittikaran, the karmas that occur are the same karmas that occur in the second moment, and in this same second moment, there are also other karmas that are different from the previous karmas. Similarly, the group of karmas related to the second moment occurs in the third moment, and there are also other karmas of a different kind from those. This sequence continues until the fourth and subsequent moments, up to the final moment. Therefore, this karma is aptly named Adhapravrittikaran. However, this is not the case with Apurvakaran, because there, each karma is a new karma, and therefore, this karma is also aptly named Apurvakaran. In Anivrittikaran, there is no retreat or difference in the jivas, because in each moment, all the jivas that reside there are equal to each other in terms of the karmas they have. Therefore, this karma is also aptly named Anivrittikaran. ||250-253|| Of these three karmas, the first karma, Adhahkaran, does not involve the beginning of the destruction of sthiti, etc., but the jiva residing in it, while becoming pure, only reduces sthiti-bandha and anubhaga-bandha. ||254|| The same arrangement exists in the second karma, Apurvakaran, but the difference is that the jiva residing in this karma, through the guna-shreni, destroys the front part of both sthiti-bandha and anubhaga-bandha, while causing their transition and destruction. ||255|| Similarly, in the third karma, Anivrittikaran, the karma-rupa, extremely intelligent jiva, who is engaged in pravritti, also destroys the sixteen and eight enemies without making any difference in the purity of the karmas. ||256||