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## Verse 38036
**Guṇasthāna / 37**
**Verse Meaning:** By sparsely distributing the number (proof) of the first division of *pramada* (distraction), and depositing the *piṇḍa* proof of the *uparama* *pramada* division above each one, a spread is created. ||37||
**Special Meaning:** The proof of the first division of *pramada*, *vikathā*, is four. This four should be sparsely distributed and written as one each in four places (1 1 1 1). Above each of these, the *piṇḍa* proof of the *uparima* *pramada* division, *kaṣāya*, which is four, should be deposited (7). By depositing in this way, 16 divisions of *pramada* are formed. Again, by sparsely distributing these sixteen, the *piṇḍa* proof of the *uparitaṇa* *pramada* division, *indriya*, which is five in number, should be deposited above each one (¥¥¥¥¥). By depositing in this way, there is one division of the *pramada* *kaṣṣī* (). This shows that the former are found together.
This spread is the second order of the spread of all *pramada*, and of each division of *pramada* that follows.
## Verse 38037
**Verse Meaning:** The number of the second division of *pramada*, *kaṣāya*, should be established by placing the number of the first division of *pramada*, *vikathā*, in each place (4444), and then sparsely distributing the second division of *pramada* above it, depositing one digit on each *piṇḍa* (23). By depositing in this way, 16 divisions of *pramada* are formed. The same method of deposition should be used everywhere above. For example, the number of *indriya* proof should be established in as many places as there are forms (*graka*) (16 16 16 16 16). The number of the *uparima* division of *pramada* should be sparsely distributed, depositing one above each *fre* (). By depositing in this way, all 80 divisions of *pramada* are formed. This is the second order of the spread. ||38||
**Verse Meaning:** This is the same everywhere, and the *kāyan* is also the same. ||38||
## Verse 38038
**Verse Meaning:** When the third *praksa* - *indriya* division, etc., changes, reaching the end and then returning to the beginning, there is a change in the second *praksa* - *kaṣāya* division. Similarly, this second *akṣa* also changes, reaching the end, and along with it, the first *akṣa* also reaches the end. That is, when both *akṣa* reach their end, there is a change in the first *akṣa*. ||39||
**Special Meaning:** There are five divisions of *pramada*: 1. *vikathā* 2. *kaṣāya* 3. *indriya* 4. *nidrā* 5. *sneha*. Leaving one place and going to another is called change.