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## Karmavipaka
(4) The knowledge of a group of **labyaksharas**, meaning the knowledge of two, three, four, or more numbers, is called **aksharasamaschupta**.
(5) The knowledge of a group of **arthaavabodhak** letters, which form a word, is called **pad** and its knowledge is called **pavdu**.
(6) The knowledge of a group of **pads** is called **pavasamasashruta**.
(7) The knowledge of one part of one of the fourteen **marganas**, such as **gati**, is called **sanghatashruta**. For example, the **gati margana** has four divisions: **dev**, **manushya**, **tiryach**, and **narak**. Knowing one of these is **sanghatashruta**.
(8) The knowledge of many parts of one **margana** is called **sanghatasamasashruta**.
(9) Knowing all the beings in the universe through one **dwar** like **gati**, **indriya**, etc., is called **pratipattischuta**.
(10) Knowing beings through two, four, or more **dwaras** like **gati**, **indriya**, etc., is called **pratipattisamasashruta**.
(11) Knowing the **jiva** and other substances through one of the **anuyog dvara** mentioned in the verse "**satpay paruvanyaya davva pamanam cha**" is called **amuyogashruta**.
(12) The knowledge of two, three, or more **anuyog dvara** is called **anuyogsamasashruta**.
(13) The **drishtivad anga** has an authority called **praabhut-praabhrut**. Knowing one of these is called **praabhut-praabhrutshruta**.
(14) The knowledge of two, four, or more **praabhut-praabhrut** is called **praabhrut-praabhrutsamasashruta**.