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## First Row
Second Row -
Third Row -
Gommatasar Karmakanda - 778
Palyaka Praman Pannatti (65536) square root of square root
Square root of 65536
Half of square root
Half of 16 (square of square root) is half of 256
Square root of upper square root 4
Square root of upper square root 16, square root of upper square root 256
4
16
256
2
4
8
1
2
3
Multiplying the numbers in the first row (416256) together gives 16,384, which is the reciprocal ratio. Dividing the number of palyakas by the square root of the palyaka also gives the reciprocal ratio. Here, the palyaka praman is considered to be 65536. Its square root is 4, therefore 65536 ÷ 4 = 16384 (reciprocal ratio).
Adding the numbers in the second row gives the number of Nana Gunahani (2+4+8) = 14, which will be the Nana Gunahani number, such as:
Half of palyaka 16
Half of palyaka square root 4 = 94 Nana Gunahani
In this way, if the highest state of Mithyatva Karma is considered to be one palyaka and the number of palyakas is considered to be 65536, then the Nana Gunahani will be 14 and the reciprocal ratio will be 16384. The numbers in the third row have no use here.
Bagg slayena vahi d pallan anno onna gunid rasi hu.
Naanagun haani sala vagg salachhedanu un pall chidi. || 126 ||
Meaning - Dividing the palyaka by the square root of the palyaka gives the reciprocal ratio, and the number of Nana Gunahani should be known by subtracting the half of the square root of the palyaka from the half of the palyaka.
Now we will discuss the measure of Nana Gunahani Aayam.