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## Karma Nayaya Part Four
**Chapter Heading:** The Worthy Chief!
**Verse 1:** The number of *samkhyat* (countable) *gunas* (qualities) in the *desh* (realm), *mas* (time), and *ad* (duration) are mixed. The *mashir* (uncountable) *gunas* are *ayogi* (unworthy), *migya* (false), *as* (non), *san* (with), *khya* (knowledge), *ar* (being), *am* (I), *tva* (ness), *aro* (and), *dva* (two), *pan* (to obtain), *anti* (they).
**Meaning:** The *sayogik* (associated) *gunas* are *samkhyat* (countable) because they are *sannyat* (limited) in the *desh* (realm), *mas* (time), and *ad* (duration). The *pesh* (to be), *virat* (to stop), *sasadan* (to be with), *misra* (mixed), and *aviratsamyagra* (uninterrupted perfect) *gunas* are *prasankhyat* (countable) because they are *sannyat* (limited) in the *desh* (realm), *mas* (time), and *ad* (duration). The *ayopik* (unworthy) and *mithyadhi* (false) *gunas* are *asankhyat* (uncountable) because they are *sannyat* (limited) in the *desh* (realm), *mas* (time), and *ad* (duration).
**Explanation:** The thirteen *gunas* are called *samkhyat* (countable) because they are limited to two *karod* (crores) in the *javan* (lower) *gunas* and nine *karod* (crores) in the *utkrusht* (higher) *gunas*. The seven *gunas* are limited to two thousand *karod* (crores). Therefore, they are *samkhyat* (countable) compared to the *sayogik* (associated) *gunas*. The six *gunas* are limited to nine thousand *karod* (crores). Therefore, they are *samkhyat* (countable) compared to the seven *gunas*. The *asanshayav* (doubtless) *garbh* (womb) and *tiryach* (animal) *chami* (birth) *desh* (realm) *virat* (to stop) are obtained, therefore, the five *gunas* are *asankhyat* (uncountable) compared to the six *gunas*. The two *gunas* are called *prasankhyat* (countable) compared to the *desh* (realm) *virat* (to stop) *gunas*. This is because the *desh* (realm) *virat* (to stop) is limited to two *gati* (movements), while the *sasadan* (to be with) *samyaktva* (rightness) is present in all four *gati* (movements). The *sasadan* (to be with) *samyaktva* (rightness) and *mithyashti* (false belief) are both present in all four *gati* (movements), but the *sasadan* (to be with) *samyaktva* (rightness) has a longer *kal* (time) *man* (measure) than the *misra* (mixed) *gunas*. Therefore, the *misra* (mixed) *gunas* are *asankhyat* (uncountable) compared to the *sasadan* (to be with) *samyaktva* (rightness). The four *gunas* are always present in all four *gati* (movements) and have a longer *kal* (time) *man* (measure). Therefore, they are *masankhyat* (uncountable) compared to the three *gunas*. Although the *bhavasth* (state of being) *bha yogi* (one who is in the state of being) and *apakashi* (one who is not in the state of being) have a *paravar* (limit) of one hundred *prithaktva* (separations), the *bhavasth* (state of being) *bha yogi* (one who is in the state of being) ...