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## Karmaṇanth Māra Cāra 163
(2) - Guṇavānōṁ meṁ Yoś'
[ Do Māthāōṁ se ]
Miśchadūgajai Jogā, - Hāragṛṇā Apugvapanaṁge U. Mavai Jaralaṁ Sabiuṁ. - Svāmīsi Saviuvadga Dese || 46 ||
**Translation:**
**Miśchātvavikāyate Yogā, Āhārakadvikōna Apūrvapanchake Tu.**
**Manāvac Audārikam Sarvakrim Miśre Sarvakidvik Daśe.** || 46 ||
**Meaning:**
There are thirteen yogas in Miśchātv, Sāsāyana and Aviratsamyāṣṭiguna sthāna, excluding Āhārak-dik. From Apūrvakaraṇa to the fifth guna sthāna, there are four yogas of mind, four yogas of speech and one Audārik, making a total of nine yogas. In Miśragana sthāna, there are the aforementioned nine yogas plus one Vaiśyi, making a total of ten yogas. In Deśaviratgana sthāna, there are the aforementioned nine yogas plus Vaikip-dvik, making a total of eleven yogas. || 46 ||
**Bhavartha:**
In the first, second and fourth guna sthāna, there are thirteen yogas as follows: Kārmṇayāṁga, Vigrahagatimiṁ and in the first time of birth; Paniyamin and Śaucārikamiśch, these two yogas are in the first time of birth, after the insufficient state and Pār Bhaṁ, four yogas of speech, one Mōvārik and one Ve Kriya, these ten yogas are in the sufficient state. Āhārak and Āhārakamiśch, these two yogas are not in these three guna sthāna because they are related to the conduct.
**Note:**
The discussion about yogas in guna sthāna is similar to what is found in Pañcasamgraha, Dvā. 1, Gā. 16-18 and Prācīna Caturdha Karma Grantha, Gā. 66-66.
There are some differences in Gommatasāra. It mentions nine yogas in the first seven guna sthāna and eleven yogas in the sixth guna sthāna. Jī. Gā. 703.