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Gommatasar Karmakanda-801
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**The first-first segment, when compared to each other, is dissimilar.**
**The first-first segment of the upper level is infinitely more than the first-first segment of the lower level.** ||956||
**Meaning:** In this way, in the structure of the Anu-krusti, the first-first segments of the first-first qualities are dissimilar (unequal) to each other. Therefore, in the structure of the Tiryancha, the first-first segments of the upper level are more than the first-first segments of the lower level, up to the first segment of the final Ni-sheka, by one-one Chaya-pramana. In other words, the inferior position of the first segment of the upper level is more than the superior position of the first segment of the lower level by one-one Chaya-pramana, and is infinitely more in terms of power.
**The second-second segment, when compared to each other, is dissimilar.**
**The second-second segment of the upper level is infinitely more than the second-second segment of the lower level.** ||957||
**Meaning:** In the qualities, the second-second segments of the first-first Ni-shekas are more than the second-second segments of the final Ni-sheka, by one-one Chaya-pramana, up to the final Ni-sheka. Therefore, they are not equal, because the inferior position of the second segment of the upper level is more than the superior position of the second segment of the lower level by one-one Chaya-pramana, and is infinitely more in terms of power. Similarly, one should know that the third-third segments, and so on, are also unequal. In this way, there is inequality in the segments of the Anu-krusti, which is one less in number. Now, we will explain the inequality between the final segments.
**The final-final segment, when compared to each other, is dissimilar.**
**The final-final segment of the upper level is infinitely more than the final-final segment of the lower level.** ||958||