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## Translation:
**170 166**
Fourth Nirvargana-kandaka | Third Nirvargana-kandaka | Second Nirvargana-kandaka | First Nirvargana-kandaka 16 Samaya-varti | 222 | 218 214 | 210 | 206 / 202 | 198 1194 190 | 186 | 182 | 178 | 174 1170 | 162 Result No.
**First Section**
48 47 46
**Second Section**
10. 49 48
**Third Section**
57
56 | 55 / 54 53 |
46 | 45 | 14 | 43
**Gommatasar Karmakanda-763**
The number of sections in a Nirvargana-kandaka should be equal to the number of Antarmuhurta (sub-moments) in the first Samaya (time period) of Adha-pravrtta-karan (descent of karma). These sections should be created in a sequential order, starting from the first Samaya and increasing the Vishesha-adhika (specific increase) progressively. The Nirvargana-kandaka is the number of places the Anu-krustika (replication) of the results of the desired Samaya is shifted upwards. The sections related to the first Samaya are not similar to each other; they are dissimilar because they are arranged in a sequence of increasing Vishesha-adhika. The quotient obtained by dividing the Antarmuhurta by the results of the first Samaya is the measure of Vishesha-adhika.
After the first section, these result sections should be placed in the second Samaya, violating the tradition, but with this special feature: in this second Samaya, there are also countless results that are unique and special, such as the 43 mentioned above, which should be placed as the final section here. By placing them in this way, result sections equal to the number of Antarmuhurta are obtained in the second Samaya as well. Similarly, the result sections should be created sequentially in the third and subsequent Samayas until the final Samaya of Adha-pravrtta-karan.
These are also described as follows:
1. J.D.P. 12 p. 254; 1141