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## Gommatasara Karmakanda-116
**Special Meaning:** Just as there are countless parts of an Avali (a unit of time) more than the proof of the highest obstruction of Mithyatva (false belief) in a one-sensed being, so too, the proof of the highest state of Mithyatva in one Sagar (a unit of time) should be considered the proof of the Aabandha Kanda (obstruction section). Multiplying this Aabandha Kanda by the proof of the different types of obstructions in a one-sensed being, i.e., by countless parts of an Avali, and subtracting one from the result, the remaining proof should be subtracted from the highest state of Mithyatva in one Sagar. The remaining amount is the proof of the lowest state of Mithyatva in a one-sensed being. Dividing the remaining amount after subtracting the lowest state from the highest state of one Sagar by one, the result remains the same. Adding one to this result gives the proof of the different states of Mithyatva in a one-sensed being. Knowing the different states of Mithyatva in a one-sensed being, starting from the lowest and increasing by one each time, until reaching the highest.
Similarly, the proof of the highest obstruction of Mithyatva in a two-sensed being, although it is 25 Antarmuhurta (a unit of time) more than what is obtained by dividing one Avali by four, should be considered as 25 Antarmuhurta, the same as the obstruction in a one-sensed being. In other words, the obstruction in a two-sensed being is 25 times that of a one-sensed being, and the binding of Karmas (actions) is also 25 times. In this way, it should be understood that there are 25 Antarmuhurta in comparison to a one-sensed being. Dividing this period of obstruction by the highest state of Mithyatva in a two-sensed being, which is 25 Sagars, gives the proof of the Aabandha Kanda. Multiplying this Aabandha Kanda by the different types of Aabandha Kanda related to a two-sensed being, subtracting one from the result, and then subtracting the remaining amount from the highest state of 25 Sagars, the remaining amount is the proof of the binding of the lowest state of Mithyatva in a two-sensed being. Adding one to the remaining amount after subtracting the lowest state from the highest state gives the proof of the different states of Mithyatva in a two-sensed being. Similarly, one should know the same for three-sensed, four-sensed, and non-sentient five-sensed beings, and the different types of obstructions of other Karmas like Jnana Avarana (knowledge obstruction) etc. in beings from one-sensed to non-sentient five-sensed.
**Explanation through numbers:**
The highest state is 64 units of time, and the proof of the middle state is from 63 to 46 units of time. The proof of the lowest state is 45 units of time, and the proof of the highest obstruction is 16 units of time. Dividing this obstruction by the highest state gives 4, which is the proof of the Aabandha Kanda. 64516 - 4 Aabandha Kanda. 64-63-62-61... these are the four different states.
| Time of obstruction for these four different states: 60-59-58-57
| Time of obstruction for these four different states: 56-55-54-53
| Time of obstruction for these four different states: 52-51-50-49
| Time of obstruction for these four different states: 48-47-46-45
| Time of obstruction for these five different types of obstructions: 16-15-14-13-12