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## Mommatsar Karmakanda - 779
**Verse 927:**
If all the *naana-guna-haani-shalaaka* (marks of multiple-fold destruction) are subject to *nisheka* (purification) as per the previous statement, then how many *nisheka* would be required for one *guna-haani-shalaaka* (mark of single-fold destruction)? By dividing the number of *shalaaka* by the number of *nisheka* according to the rule of three, the resulting value is the measure of the *guna-haani-aayaam* (extent of destruction).
**Explanation:**
Here, the *pramaan-raashi* (measure) is the measure of *naana-guna-haani* (multiple-fold destruction), which is the number of half-sections of the *palyaka* (half-section of the *paly* - a unit of measurement) minus the number of half-sections of the *palyaka-varga-shalaaka* (square mark of the *palyaka*). The *phal-raashi* (result) is the number of *nisheka* for all the states, which is the number of *paly* units. The *ichcha-raashi* (desired value) is 1 *shalaaka* (mark). By multiplying the *phal-raashi* by the *ichcha-raashi* and dividing by the *pramaan-raashi*, the resulting value is the measure of the *guna-haani-aayaam*. For example, if the *pramaan-raashi* (multiple-fold destruction) is 6, the *phal-raashi* (state) is 48, and the *ichcha-raashi* (single-fold destruction) is 5, then the result is 8. This means that 8 *nisheka* are required for one *guna-haani* (single-fold destruction).
**Verse 928:**
By doubling the measure of the *guna-haani-aayaam* (extent of destruction), we get the *dwi-guna-haani* (double-fold destruction). This is also known as *nisheka-haar* (divisor of purification). The purpose of this is that by dividing the *nisheka-haar* by the initial *nisheka* for the desired *guna-haani* (destruction), the resulting value is the measure of the *vishesh* (difference) in that *guna-haani*. In each *nisheka* (purification), from the initial to the final, the difference in the number of *nisheka* is called the *vishesh* (difference).
**Verse 929:**
By dividing the product of the *anyonyabhyastaraashi* (reciprocal of the difference) minus one by the total number of *dravya* (substances), the resulting value is the *charim-guna-dravya* (substance of the final destruction). By doubling this value repeatedly, we can find the *dravya* (substance) for the initial *guna-haani* (destruction).
**Explanation:**
For example, if the total number of *dravya* (substances) is 6300 and the *anyonyabhyastaraashi* (reciprocal of the difference) is 63, then dividing 6300 by 63 gives us 100. This is the *charim-guna-dravya* (substance of the final destruction). By doubling this value repeatedly, we can find the *dravya* (substance) for the initial *guna-haani* (destruction).