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## Karmagranth Part Four
(6) - The Fewness and Manyness of the Marganas. [From eight verses]
**Verse 37:**
*Ahlaya sulbhakevala - dughi sukka lavi sesththane su. Narniryadevatiriya, thova du asan swarntaguṇa'*
**Translation:**
*As for the Yathasyatacharitra, Sukshmasamprayacharitra, and Kevala Dik, there is only a small amount of Shulkaleshya in these Marganas; in the remaining Margasthana, there are all six Shkayas.*
**Verse 37:**
*Yatharupatsukshm kevala dwike shukla shadpidoṣasthāneṣu. Narniryadevatiryanchaḥ stokavyakṣyānantguṇāḥ*
**Translation:**
*As for the Yathasyatacharitra, Sukshmasamprayacharitra, and Kevala Dik, there is only a small amount of Shulkaleshya in these Marganas; in the remaining Margasthana, there are all six Shkayas.*
**Meaning:**
*As stated, the Yathasyatacharitra, Sukshmasamprayacharitra, and Kevala Dik, in these Marganas, there is only Shulkaleshya; in the remaining Margasthana, there are all six Shkayas.*
**Verse 37:**
* [Gati Margana's Fewness and Manyness:-] Humans are the fewest, Narakas are countless times more than them, Devas are countless times more than Narakas, and Tiryanchas are infinite times more than Devas.*
**Meaning:**
*In the above four Marganas, starting with Yathasyata, the results are so pure that it is not possible to have any other Leva except Shulkaleshya. In the previous verse, there were seventeen Marganas, and in this verse, there are four, including Yathasyatacharitra, making a total of twenty-one Marganas.*
**Note:**
*From here to the 44th verse, there is a discussion of the fewness and manyness of fourteen Marganas; it is taken from the third section called "Fewness and Manyness of Prajnapana". In that section, there is a discussion of the fewness and manyness of thirteen doors besides the Marganas. The fewness and manyness related to Gati is on page 116 of Prajnapana. To understand this fewness and manyness specifically, the number of humans, etc., is shown in the explanation of this verse, which is described in the Anushogadwar: - Human number, page 205; Naraka number, page 106; Asura Kumar number, page 200; Vyantar number, 10208; Jyotishka number, page 208; Vaimanika number. There is a similar description in the Panchasangraha: - Vyantar number, Dwa 2 0 14; Jyotishka number, Dwa 2, Ga 15; Human number, Dwa 2 0 21.*