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## Karma Grantha, Part Nar
**From the six original Mevas, the second, Yukta-Samkhyat, when practiced, results in the seventh of the nine Uttar Mevas, Asansthata, which is the lowest Asankhyata-Samkhyat. Subtracting one from the lowest Asankhyata-Samkhyat results in the higher Uttar Meva, Utkrishta Yukta-Samkhyat. All the numbers between the lowest Yukta-Samkhyat and the highest Yukta-Samkhyat are Madhyama Yukta-Samkhyat.**
**From the six original Mevas, the third, Asankhyata-Samkhyat, when practiced, results in the first of the infinite Uttar Mevas, Ananta, which is the lowest Parikshananta. Subtracting one from the lowest Parikshananta results in the higher Uttar Meva, Utkrishta Asankhyata-Samkhyat. All the numbers between the lowest Asankhyata-Samkhyat and the highest Asankhyata-Samkhyat are Madhyama Asankhyata-Samkhyat.**
**From the four original Mevas, the fourth, Parikshananta, when practiced, results in the fourth of the infinite Uttar Mevas, Ananta, which is the lowest Yukta-Ananta. Subtracting one from the lowest Yukta-Ananta results in the higher Uttar Meva, Utkrishta Parikshananta. All the numbers between the lowest Parikshananta and the highest Parikshananta are Madhyama Parikshananta.**
**From the five original Mevas, the fifth, Yukta-Ananta, when practiced, results in the seventh of the infinite Uttar Mevas, Ananta, which is the lowest Ananta-Ananta. Subtracting one from the lowest Ananta-Ananta results in the higher Uttar Meva, Utkrishta Yukta-Ananta. All the numbers between the lowest Yukta-Ananta and the highest Yukta-Ananta are Madhyama Yukta-Ananta. All the numbers beyond Ananta-Ananta are Madhyama Ananta-Ananta; because according to the Siddhanta, there is no Utkrishta Ananta-Ananta.**
**Bhaala || 72 ||**
**1. Anuyogadwar, p. 241.**
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