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## Karmagrantha Maag Chaar, Chapter 132
**Verse 44:**
* **Sanjnee Jeevas** (conscious beings) are less in number than **Asanjnee Jeevas** (non-conscious beings), and **Asanjnee Jeevas** are infinitely more numerous than **Sanjnee Jeevas**.
* **Anahaarak Jeevas** (non-consuming beings) are less in number than **Aahaarak Jeevas** (consuming beings), and **Aahaarak Jeevas** are countless times more numerous than **Anahaarak Jeevas**.
**Explanation:**
* There are two types of beings who attain **Mishradristi** (mixed vision):
* Those who attain it after leaving the first **Gunasthan** (stage of spiritual progress).
* Those who attain it after falling from **Samyashti** (perfect vision).
* This is why beings with **Mishradristi** are countless times more numerous than those with **Aupashmik Samyagdrishti** (partial perfect vision).
* Beings with **Mishradristi** are countless times more numerous than those with **Kshayopaashmik Samyagdrishti** (almost perfect vision) because the state of **Kshayopaashmik Samyagdrishti** is much higher than **Mishrasamyagdrishti**.
* **Mishrasamyagdrishti** lasts only for a moment, while **Kshayopaashmik Samyagdrishti** lasts for a long time, like the duration of countless oceans.
* **Kshayik Samyagdrishti** (perfect vision) is infinitely more numerous than **Kshayopaashmik Samyagdrishti** because **Siddhas** (liberated souls) are infinite and they all have **Kshayik Samyagdrishti**.
* **Mithyavies** (those with false beliefs) are infinitely more numerous than **Kshayik Samyagdrishti** because the majority of beings in the universe are **Mithyavies**, and they are even more numerous than **Siddhas**.
**Further Explanation:**
* **Devas**, **Naks**, **Garbhja Manusya** (human beings born from the womb), and **Garbhja-Tyantr** (beings born from the womb) are **Sanjnee**. All other beings in the universe are **Asanjnee**, including the infinite number of **Vanaspatikayik Jeevas** (plant-like beings). This is why **Asanjnee Jeevas** are considered more numerous than **Sanjnee Jeevas**.
* **Siddhas** are **Anahaarak** (non-consuming) because they are in the third, fourth, and fifth stages of **Vigrahgati** (the process of liberation), and they are also in the fourteenth **Gunasthan**. All other beings are **Aahaarak** (consuming). This is why **Aahaarak Jeevas** are considered countless times more numerous than **Anahaarak Jeevas**.
* **Vanaspatikayik Jeevas** are even more numerous than **Siddhas**, and because they are part of the universe, they are **Aahaarak**.
* There is a doubt about whether **Aahaarak**... (the text ends abruptly here)