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## Gatha 352-354
**Verse 352-354**
**Janamagan/43**
Now, to generate the proof of four-combination bhangs of sixty-four letters, multiplying 41664, which is sixty-one divided by four, with these three-combination bhangs, all four-combination bhangs of sixty-four letters are generated. Their proof is 635376.
Similarly, by generating five-combination, six-combination, and so on, bhangs, and collecting all the bhangs, the number of atgyan generated is equal to the number of one less than the total number of combination letters generated earlier and the number of atgyan generated due to them.
**Doubt:** In one sense, the combination of two initial letters may exist, but the combination of one letter cannot be formed; because combination is dualistic, therefore, considering it as one leads to contradiction?
**Solution:** This is not a fault, because in one sense, the transformation of two types into one letter is seen in form.
'Ya Sri: Sa Gau:' is not an example of a single letter without combination, because it is derived from many combined letters. And it is not an example of a single combination letter either, because there is a contradiction in considering the combination of letters of different types as a single letter combination. And it should also be shown to be inconsistent with 'Veeram Devam Nityam Vande, Vrupham Varadam Satatam Praname, Veerajin Vitabhayam Lokagurum Naumi Sada, Kanakanibham Sasivadanam Ajitajinam Saranamye' and so on.
Then, when asked how a single-combination bhang is obtained, the answer is given that:
When only the letters are intended separately, without intending the combination of letters, then the proof of the letters of Shrutagyan is sixty-four, because from these, letters in the form of combinations of separate letters are not found. Shrutagyan is also sixty-four in proof, because the letters that are the cause of Shrutagyan, which are situated in combined and uncombined forms, are seen to be sixty-four.
**Doubt:** How does Shrutagyan, which is generated from the collection of letters, arise from a single letter?
**Solution:** Because there is a contradiction in the generation of Shrutagyan from their collection when each letter lacks the power to produce Shrutagyan.
The collection of letters that are capable of generating knowledge that makes each external meaning its object is called a combination letter. For example, 'Ya Sri: Sa Gau:' and so on. These combination letters and the Shrutagyan generated from them are one less than the total number.