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## 70/Go. Ma. Jivakanda
## Gatha 57-58
**Subtle Samparayik-Krustikaran** is the term used for the state of being situated in a very subtle or faint section, resulting from loss. Even the most excellent Subtle Samparayik Krusti, from the most inferior Vada Krusti, is still inferior to the Anantarina. Therefore, the place of Subtle Samparayik Krustis is below the third Krusti of Greed. The one who overcomes the second Krusti of Greed begins to create Subtle Samparayik Krustis from the very beginning. If the one who ignites Greed does not create Subtle Samparayik Krustis in the second division, then the transition to Subtle Krusti cannot occur in the third division.
The one who overcomes the second Krusti of Greed, in their first state, when there is a long gap of time in one period, is called **Charam Samayavarti Badar Samparayik**. At the same time, that is, at the end of the Anavrittikaran Gunasthan, the **Samkrant Maran Charam Badar Samparayik Krusti** of Greed completely transitions into Subtle Samparayik Krustis. Except for the nine Sampaprabbaddhas with two Pravali less than one period of the second Badar Krusti of Greed, and except for the Udayavali-Pravisht Dravya, all other Krustis attain transition, that is, they become Subtle Krustis.
The **Utkrishta Krusti** that ignites Anger is also a part of the Anantbaag of the **Pradivargna**, that is, the inferior Vargana of the first **Apuurvaspardhak**. In this way, the sections in Krustis are progressively smaller. Therefore, the Krusti by which the Karma of the Anger Kshaya is made thin is meaningful. This is the characteristic of Krusti.
All **Sangrah Krustis** and their component Krustis are in the second state, but the Krusti that is overcome is in the first state.
**Explanation of how many Sangrah Krustis are formed for each:** If the Kshapak Shreni ascends with the rise of the Anger Kshaya, then there are twelve Sangrah Krustis. The one who ascends with the rise of the Mana Kshaya has nine Sangrah Krustis. The one who ascends with the rise of the Maya Kshaya has six Sangrah Krustis. The one who ascends with the rise of the Greed Kshaya has three Sangrah Krustis. Each Sangrah Krusti has infinite components or internal Krustis. There are three Sangrah Krustis in each Kshaya.
The **Bevakkalas** of the Krustis are such that the last twelfth Krusti is overcome (by becoming Subtle Krusti) until the end of the Muhurta, but its overcoming time is the shortest. The overcoming time of the eleventh Krusti is significantly longer. The overcoming time of the tenth Krusti is significantly longer. The overcoming time of the ninth Krusti is significantly longer. The overcoming time of the eighth Krusti is significantly longer. The overcoming time of the seventh Krusti is significantly longer. The overcoming time of the sixth Krusti is significantly longer. The overcoming time of the fifth Krusti is significantly longer. The overcoming time of the fourth Krusti is significantly longer.
3. K. Pa. Churnimush 731 to 736.
1. Based on Jayadhaval.
2. K. Pa. Churnisutra 1265-67.
4. K. Pa. Gatha 168.
5. K. Pa. Churnisutra 706 to 714.