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## Karmagrantha Part Four
### 127
There are infinite qualities even in the Siddhas, and all of them are
* **Mati-agyani** (ignorant of knowledge)
* **Sadhar** (ordinary)
* **Bhus-agyani** (ignorant of the past)
Therefore, it is only logical that **Mati-agyani** and **Bhus-agyani** have infinite qualities compared to the Knowers. Just like **Mati** and **Jnana** (knowledge), **Mati** and **Shruta-agyani** (ignorant of scriptures) are companions by rule. Therefore, **Mati-agyani** and **Shruta-agyani** are equal.
* **Sukshma-samparaya** (subtle) **Charitris** (conduct) are excellent from two hundred to nine hundred.
* **Parihar-vishuddha** (purified by avoidance) **Charitris** are excellent from one thousand to nine thousand.
* **Yatha-khyata** (as known) **Charitris** are excellent from one crore to nine crore.
Therefore, the number of qualities of these three types of **Charitris** increases progressively. ||41||
**Alp-bahulya** (less-more) **Mana** (considered)
**P**
**Samaya** (time) **Sankhya** (number) **Desha** (region) **Asankhya-guna** (innumerable qualities) **Ananta-guna** (infinite qualities) **Ajaya** (unconquerable). **Thoya-akhadhuta** (water-like, pure) **Ohiyan** (only) **Kevala** (absolute) **Achashkhu** (eye). ||42||
**Samaathika** (common) **Sankhya** (number) **Desha** (region) **Asankhya-guna** (innumerable qualities) **Ananta-guna** (infinite qualities) **Athata** (therefore). **Glok** (world) **Asammrishnananda** (unremembered joy).
**Meaning:**
* **Yatha-khyata** **Charitris** with **Chhedopasthapaneya** (to be established in the end) **Charitra** have **Sankhya-guna** (numerical qualities).
* **Deva-upasthapaneya** (to be established in the gods) **Charitris** with **Samayika** (common) **Charitra** have **Sanspata-guna** (qualities of contact).
* **Deshaviratas** (those who have renounced the world) with **Adhirita** (controlled) **Charitra** have **Ananta-guna** (infinite qualities).
**I**
* **Avadhi-darshani** (those who have **Avadhi** vision) have infinite qualities compared to all other **darshanis** (visionaries).
* **Chakshu-darshani** (those who have **Chakshu** vision) have **Asankhya-guna** (innumerable qualities) compared to those with **Adhiveshana** (meditation).
* **Kevala-darshani** (those who have **Kevala** vision) have **Ananta-guna** (infinite qualities) compared to those with **Avansha** (partial) vision.
* **Avashur-darshani** (those who have **Avashur** vision) have **Ananta-guna** (infinite qualities) compared to **Kevala-darshani** (those who have **Kevala** vision).
**Meaning:**
* **Yatha-rupa** (as it is) **Charitris** are excellent from one crore to nine crore.
* **Chhedopasthapaneya** **Charitris** are excellent from two hundred crore to nine hundred crore.
* **Samajika** (common) **Charitris** are excellent from two thousand crore to nine thousand crore.
Therefore, these are considered to have **Sankhya-guna** (numerical qualities) in the above-mentioned way.
**Tiryach** (animals) are also countless. Such **Tiryach** are innumerable. Therefore, **Deshaviratas** (those who have renounced the world) are said to have **Asankhya-guna** (innumerable qualities) compared to those with **Samayika** (common) **Charitra**. The above-mentioned **Charitra**...