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Kamgramp Part Four
All these proofs are progressively larger than the previous ones. Due to the uncertainty of their size, these palya have been named 'Bhagavastthit'. It should be noted that even though the Kamvastthitpalya are indefinite in width and length, they are considered to be fixed in height, with a limit of 100 yojanas.
Where should the Amavastthitpalya be made? This will be revealed by the following verses.
When each Amavastthitpalya is filled, one sarpa is placed in a Shalaikapalya. In other words, the number of sarpas placed in the Shalaikapalya indicates the number of times the Amavastthitpalya was filled.
When each Shalaikapalya is empty, one sarpa is placed in a PratiShalaikapalya. The number of sarpas in the PratiShalaikapalya indicates the number of times the Shalaikapalya was filled and emptied.
When each PratiShalaikapalya is filled and emptied, one sarpa is placed in a MahaShalaikapalya, which indicates the number of times the PratiShalaikapalya was filled and emptied. 73 ||
_ The method of filling the palya. As an example, consider a heap of sand. When it is filled, it is considered complete. When it is filled and then emptied, it is considered to be worn out. 7 ||
_ When the sand is scattered, it is considered to be a sign of destruction. When the sand is collected and then scattered, it is considered to be a sign of liberation. 7 ||