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## Karma Granth - Part Four
### 143
The effect of the fourteenth virtuous yoga is described. Without yoga, there can be no liberation, hence the effect of udirana is present.
In summary, in the third gunasthan, the udirana of the eighth is present, and the udirana of the first, second, fourth, fifth, and sixth is present in the seventh, and the udirana of the seventh is present in the tenth gunasthan. The udirana of the sixth is present in the twelfth gunasthan until the last avalika of the tenth, the udirana of the fifth is present in the twelfth gunasthan until the dharma mavalika of the twelfth, and the udirana of the second is present in the thirteenth gunasthan until the parambhathalika of the twelfth.
**Alpa Bahutva**
The beings in the eleventh gunasthan are fewer than the beings in all other gunasthanas, because they are found in the form of pratipadyaman (those who will attain that state at a particular time) and pratipaksa (those who have attained that state before a particular time) in the form of one, two, or three, etc. The pratipadyaman in the twelfth gunasthan are found in the form of one hundred and eight, and the purvapratipaksa are found in the form of shat-prithaktva (two to nine hundred). Therefore, they are called sansthata-guru compared to those in the eleventh gunasthan. The pratipadyaman in the upshamshreni are found in the form of forty-four, and the purvapratipaksa are found in the form of one, two, three, etc. The pratipadyaman in the kshapakkshevika are found in the form of one hundred and eight, and the purvapratipaksa are found in the form of shat-prithaktva. Both these shrenis are present in the eighth, ninth, and tenth gunasthanas. Therefore, the beings in these three gunasthanas are equal in bhas, but they are more numerous than those in the twelfth gunasthan. || 62 ||
Jogi apamatayare, sankhagupa desasasanamaamsa. Bhavishya ajogimisha, bhaskansha chauro duve ta. || 63 ||