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## Gommatasara Karmakanda-122
**Special Meaning:**
Here, "Shalaka" refers to the ratio conceived for dividing into multiple parts. "Madhya" (middle) signifies the distinctions of all states related to one sense, from the superior state of the "Badar Paryaptak" to the inferior state of the "Badar Paryaptak". These distinctions include the states from the superior state of the "Sookshma Aparyaptak" to the inferior state of the "Sookshma Aparyaptak", decreasing one at a time. These states are fewer than those that will be described later, hence, knowing one "Shalaka" is necessary. The meaning of "Trikuta Rachana" is to know the statement of the state where such a perception exists.
And, "Hettha" (below) signifies knowing the inferior "Shalakas" of the distinctions of states from the inferior state of the "Sookshma Aparyaptak" to the inferior state of the "Badar Aparyaptak", decreasing one at a time. These "Shalakas" are "Sankhyatguna" (multiplied by the number), with a numerical perception of 2. And, above, knowing the superior "Shalakas" of the distinctions of states from the superior state of the "Sookshma Aparyaptak" to the superior state of the "Badar Aparyaptak", increasing one at a time. These are "Sankhyatguna" and their numerical perception is 4. This is how the "Sankhyatguna" sequence is described. The proof of "Sankhyat" is as appropriate, but here, for understanding, knowing the numerical perception of "Sankhyat" as 2 is necessary. Double of one is two, hence, two "Shalakas" below, and double of 2 is four, hence, four "Shalakas" above, knowing 412.
"Sarvayuti" (total) means adding the previously mentioned "Shalakas" and knowing the "Heva" (below) from the inferior state of the "Badar Aparyaptak" to the inferior state of the "Sookshma Aparyaptak", decreasing one at a time, knowing the inferior "Shalakas" of the distinctions of states as "Sankhyatguna", with a numerical perception of 14. And, above, knowing the superior "Shalakas" of the distinctions of states from the superior state of the "Badar Aparyaptak" to the superior state of the "Sookshma Aparyaptak", increasing one at a time, knowing the superior "Shalakas" as "Sankhyatguna", with a numerical perception of 28. Adding the first "Shalakas" 4+1+2, we get 7. Multiplying this by the "Sankhyat" multiplier 2, we get 14 "Shalakas" below. Multiplying this again by the "Sankhyat" multiplier 2, we get 28 superior "Shalakas". A28 AAAA14.
"Chakar" (again) means knowing the "Sarvayuti" (total) from the inferior state of the "Sookshma Aparyaptak" to the inferior state of the "Badar Aparyaptak", decreasing one at a time, knowing the inferior "Shalakas" of the distinctions of states as "Sankhyatguna", with a multiplier of 98. And, above, knowing the superior "Shalakas" of the distinctions of states from the superior state of the "Sookshma Aparyaptak" to the superior state of the "Badar Aparyaptak", increasing one at a time, knowing the superior "Shalakas" as "Sankhyatguna", with a multiplier of 196. The previous "Shalakas" 28+4+1+2+14...