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## Karmagrantha Part Four
**The recollection of subjects experienced in the past and the determination of the present consequences through that recollection is done with the help of a specific mind. This knowledge is called 'Dirghakalopadeśikī Saṁjñā'. Devas, Narakas, Garbhaja humans, and Tiryanchas possess Dirghakalopadeśikī Saṁjñā.**
**(4) In the fourth division, specific Śruta-jñāna is discussed. This knowledge is so pure that it is not possible for any beings other than those who have attained Samyaktva. This pure knowledge is called 'Dṛṣṭivādopadeśikī Saṁjñā'.**
**Wherever the terms 'Saṁjñī' and 'Asaṁjñī' are mentioned in the scriptures, 'Asaṁjñī' refers to beings with Bhoṣa-saṁjñā and Hetuvādopadeśikī Saṁjñā. 'Saṁjñī' refers to beings with Dirghakalopadeśikī Saṁjñā.**
**A detailed discussion of this topic is found in Tattvārtha, Chapter 2, Sutra 25, Vṛtti, Nandī Sutra 36, Viśeṣāvaśyaka Gāthā 504-526, and Lokaprakāśa, Chapter 3, Sloka 442-463.**
**Regarding the usage of 'Saṁjñī' and 'Asaṁjñī', there is a slight difference between the Digambara and Śvetāmbara traditions. The Digambara tradition considers Garbhaja Tiryanchas as both 'Saṁjñī' and 'Asaṁjñī', not just 'Saṁjñī'. Similarly, they consider Saṁmūmi Tiryanchas as both 'Saṁjñī' and 'Asaṁjñī', not just 'Asaṁjñī'. (Jīva, Gāthā 76)**
**It is also noteworthy that the three Saṁjñās mentioned in Śvetāmbara texts, such as Hetuvādopadeśikī, are not found in Digambara scriptures.**