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## Karmagrantha Chapter 4, Verse 35
**Verse:**
"Four types of Karmagrantha are sought,
In the four types of Yoga,
In the four types of Kayayoga,
The Jiva's state of being,
The Gunasthanas,
Five types of Yoga,
And three types of use are considered."
**Commentary:**
Previously, the consideration of the Jiva's state of being, etc., in Manoyoga, Vachanayoga, and Kayayoga was done without any specific intention. However, in this verse, a specific intention is being considered. This means that each type of Yoga is being considered as much as possible without the other types of Yoga, and the Jiva's state of being, etc., is being shown within it.
The meaning of "as much as possible" is that when Manoyoga is present, Vachanayoga and Kayayoga are also present as companions. However, this is not the case with Vachanayoga and Kayayoga. Vachanayoga can be found without Kayayoga, and even in the presence of Dwindriya, etc., it can be found without Manoyoga. Therefore, it is considered without Manoyoga. Kayayoga can be found in Ekendiya without both Manoyoga and Vachanayoga. Therefore, it is considered without them.
In Manoyoga, there are two states of being: Aparayapta and Paryapta. Aparayapta is not present because in other states of being, Manoyoga does not occur due to the lack of sufficient material like Manah, etc. In Manoyoga, there are thirteen Gunasthanas because there is no Moha Yoga in the fourteenth Gunasthan. The Paryapta state of Manoyoga is Bhava, therefore, in it, there are thirteen types of Yoga, excluding the two types of Aparayapta states: Karman and Audarik Mishra. Although these two types of Yoga are present even in the Paryapta state during the time of Kevali Samudghat, they are not considered because they are not relevant at that time. Therefore, even in that state, Manoyoga does not occur with these two types of Yoga.
All types of knowledge are found in beings with Manah. Therefore, twelve types of use are mentioned in Manoyoga.