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## First Karma Text
**Anugami:** A being who, upon attaining knowledge of a place, can see for countless yojanas around that place, and upon moving to another place, can also see that same extent of area. (Anu-pashchat gamanam iti anugamanam - anugachchatiti tasya bhavah anugamikam, arthat jo jeev ke sath-sath jata rahta hai, use anugamik kahte hain.)
**Ananugami:** One who does not follow, but remains in the same place where the knowledge arose, knowing the objects in that place, but not knowing them upon leaving the place of origin. For example, someone who has astrological knowledge can answer questions correctly in their own place, but not in another. This type of knowledge, which is superior only in its own place, is called ananugami.
**Vardhaman:** A knowledge that, while having a small subject matter at the time of its origin, increases day by day, encompassing the limits of substance, space, time, and emotion with increasing purity, becoming more and more extensive. Just as a spark generated from a match grows gradually with the contact of dry fuel, so should this knowledge be understood.
**Hiyaman:** A knowledge that, while having a large subject matter at the time of its origin, gradually becomes shapeless, smaller, and smallest in subject matter due to the impurity of its results.
**Pratipati:** This means falling, declining, and ending. A knowledge that disappears suddenly, like a bright lamp extinguished by a gust of wind.