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## First Karma Granth
The four types of karma should be understood as follows:
* **Mana:** Like a field of clay, wood, bone, and rock pillar.
* **Maya:** Like a deceitful scribe, cow urine, a sheep's horn, and the root of a water plant.
* **Lobha:** Like the color of Haridwar, the soot of a lamp, mud, and a chili pepper.
**Special Note:** These two verses explain the results of the soul, which are filled with the four types of karma: anger, pride, deceit, and greed, through examples. These examples respectively represent the symbols of the four types of karma:
* **Sanjwalan:** Like a line drawn in water.
* **Pratyakhyanavaran:** Like a line drawn in dust.
* **Apratyakhyanavaran:** Like a line drawn in earth.
* **Anantanubandhi:** Like a crack in a mountain.
Similarly, one should connect the examples of the symbols of pride, deceit, and greed with Sanjwalan, etc.
**Explanation:**
* **Sanjwalan Anger:** This anger is like a line drawn in water, which quickly disappears.
* **Pratyakhyanavaran Anger:** Like a line drawn in dust, which is filled by the wind after some time, this type of anger is calmed by some remedy.
* **Apratyakhyanavaran Anger:** Like a crack in dry earth, which is filled by water, this type of anger is calmed by some effort and exertion.