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## Karmagrantha Part Four
**Meaning:** In the human realm, the aforementioned two types of sanji (insufficient and sufficient) and the asanji are present. In the Golaya, there are three types of jeevathanas: insufficient, sufficient, and sanji-dvik. In the five sthavar and ekaindriya, the first four (insufficient subtle, sufficient subtle, insufficient coarse, and sufficient coarse) are jeevathanas. In the asankhya margana, the first twelve jeevathanas are present, excluding the sanji-dvik. In the vikendriya, there are two jeevathanas each, one insufficient and one sufficient. ||15||
**Meaning:** There are two types of humans: garbhaj and sammuchhim. All garbhaj are sanji, and they are found in both insufficient and sufficient forms. However, sammuchhim humans, who are born in the two and a half lop-samudra from the excreta, semen, and blood of garbhaj humans, have a very short lifespan. They die before fulfilling their appropriate sufficient karma, hence they are considered larish-apampt and asanji. Therefore, only the aforementioned three jeevathanas are found in the general human realm.
This means that those who die in the eleventh gunasthan after attaining the upshamshreni are considered to be in the sarvarth-siddh-vimana, with the quality of shaminamya-akta, and are called "lavasapt-dev." They are called lavasapt-dev because their lifespan is seven lavas less, which forces them to take birth as a dev. If their lifespan was longer, they would have attained moksha in this very birth without becoming a dev.
**1:** For example, Bhagwan Shyamacharya describes in Prabhagana, page 5: "How does a sammuchhim human die, oh Muni? Golaya! In the end, in the human realm, in the 50,000 yojanas, in the days, in the 13 karma-bhumis, in the 36 akarma-bhumis, in the 64 sarva-bhovas, in the human realm, in the high places, in the low places, in the games, in the anger, in the bile, in the white, in the red, in the white-red mixture, in the various bodies, in the sexual intercourse, in the city, in the destruction, in the good, in the bad, in the desires, the sammuchhim human dies. He is ignorant, unaware, and full of desires. He is unable to understand the truth. He spends his time in the end, in the last moments."