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## Gommatasara Karmakanda - 422
**On the relative smallness of the five divisions (bhagaharas) in 6 verses:**
**430.** The **Sarvasamkramana** division is the smallest, its measure is 1. The number of atoms remaining after the **Charmaphali** (final stage of karma), when divided by 1 (the measure of the **Sarvasamkramana** division), the resulting number of atoms will transform into other nature forms. This is known as **Sarvasamkramana**. And the **Gunasamkramana** division is the measure of the **Asankhya**th part of the **Asankhya** halves of the **Pallya**.
**431.** The atoms of the natures where **Gunasamkramana** occurs, when divided by the **Gunasamkramana** division, the resulting number of atoms will transform into other nature forms at different times, in accordance with the time, in multiples of **Asankhya**. This is called **Gunasamkramana**. And the **Utkarshana** and **Apakarshana** divisions are **Asankhya** times greater, yet they are still the measure of the **Asankhya**th part of the **Asankhya** halves of the **Pallya**. Their measure is not mentioned in these five divisions, but when the **Utkarshana** and **Apakarshana** divisions are mentioned, this measure should be understood.
**432.** The **Adhapravritta Samkramana** division is **Asankhya** times greater, yet it is still the measure of the **Asankhya**th part of the **Asankhya** halves of the **Pallya**. The atoms of the **Adhapravritta Samkramana** nature forms, when divided by the **Asankhya**th part of the **Pallya**, the resulting number of atoms will transform into other nature forms. This is called **Adhapravritta Samkramana**.
**433.** The **Gunakara** (multiplier) in the description of **Yogas** is **Asankhya** times greater than the **Anupanan** (the measure of the **Asankhya**th part of the **Pallya**). The **Sankhya** (number) is multiplied by this **Gunakara**, and the result is 60 **Karma** (actions).
**434.** The **Angula** (finger) is **Asankhya** times greater than the **Asankhya**th part of the **Pallya**. The **Vijjada** (the measure of the **Asankhya**th part of the **Pallya**) is **Asankhya** times greater than the **Anubhaga** (the measure of the **Asankhya**th part of the **Pallya**). And the **Anubhaga** is **Asankhya** times greater than the **Gunahani** (the measure of the **Asankhya**th part of the **Pallya**).
**435.** The **Gunahani** is **Asankhya** times greater than the **Ananta** (infinite). The **Niseya** (the measure of the **Asankhya**th part of the **Pallya**) is twice the **Ananta**. The **Ahiyakamana** (the measure of the **Asankhya**th part of the **Pallya**) is **Asankhya** times greater than the **Ananta**. The **Nannabhattha** (the measure of the **Asankhya**th part of the **Pallya**) is **Asankhya** times greater than the **Ananta**.
**Kulaayam** (Conclusion)