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## Translation:
**Karmagranth Chapter 4**
**Subtle Samparaya Samyama**
(1) **Subtle Samparaya Samyama** is a state where **Lomashaya** arises, but other **Kshayas** do not. This Samyama is attained by those who are in the **Basava Gunasthan**. It has two types: (a) **Sanklishyamana** and (b) **Vishuddhyamana**.
(a) **Sanklishyamana Subtle Samparaya Samyama** is attained by those who fall from **Upshamni** at the time of attaining the **tenth Gunasthan**. This is because, due to the fall, the **Parinam** at that time are **Sanskesha-praman**.
(b) **Vishuddhyamana Subtle Samparaya Samyama** is attained by those who ascend to **Upshamni** or **Kshapakni** in the **Basava Gunasthan**. This is because the **Parinam** at that time are **Vishuddhi-praman**.
**Yathalyat Samyama**
(2) **Yathalyat Samyama** is a state where there is no **Kshaya** arising, not even a trace. It has two types: (a) **Chhanasthik** and (b) **Bayasthik**.
(a) **Chhanasthik Yathalyat Samyama** is attained by those who are in the **eleventh** and **twelfth Gunasthan**. The difference between the eleventh and twelfth Gunasthan is that in the eleventh, **Kshaya** does not arise, but its **existence** remains. However, in the twelfth, **Kshaya** does not even exist.
(b) **Bayasthik Yathalyat Samyama** is attained by **Kevalis**. The **Samyama** of a **Sayogi Kevali** is called **Sayogi Yathalyat**, and the **Samyama** of an **Aayogi Kevali** is called **Aayogi Yathalyat**.
**Deshavirati Samyama**
(3) **Deshavirati Samyama** is the state of being free from **Karmabandha-janak** and **Aarambha-samarambha** to some extent. **Grihasthas** are eligible for this **Samyama**.
**The extent of Shravaka's compassion:**
(4) **Munis** are free from all kinds of violence, therefore their compassion is considered **complete**. However, **Grihasthas** cannot remain completely free from violence, therefore their compassion is...