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## Karmagranth Part Four
**(3) The realm of Adharmastikaya, (4) The realm of Ekpadiya, (5) The realm of Rithithi, (6) The realm of Andha-janaka Adhyavasaya, (7) The realm of Anumana Vishesh, (8) The realm of Yoga Nirvibhaga Ansh, (9) The realm of Avasarpini and Utsarpini, (10) The realm of each body and (11) The realm of Nigovasharira.**
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Add the above mentioned numbers and then square the sum. By squaring, you get Jghanya Parisanant. By practicing Jghanya Parisanant, you get Jghanya Yuktanashta. This is the measure of the living beings. **||3||**
**(2) Kanik Jiva**
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By squaring Jghanya Yuktanashta, you get Jghanya Anantanant. Square Jghanya Anantanant three times. But even after that, it does not become Utkshta Anantanant. Therefore, after squaring three times, add the following six infinite numbers: **(1) Siddha, (2) Three times the time of the three kalas, (3) The total number of Pudgal-Paramanu, (4) Time, (5) Space, and (6) The entry of the space.**
Add these six infinite numbers and then square the sum three times. Then add the number of the K-Paryayas. In the scriptures, Anantanant is used, but it refers to Madhyama Anantanant, not Jghanya or Utkshta Anantanant. This section, called "Sookshmarthe Vichar", was written by Shri Devendra Bhuri. **||65||86||**
**Meaning:**
From verse 71 to 76, the description of numbers is given according to the Sangyatik Mat. Now, according to the Karmagranthik Mat, the description is given. There is no difference of opinion between the Saiddhantic and Karmagranthik Acharyas regarding the nature of the first seven bhevas out of the twenty-one bhevas. There is a difference of opinion regarding the nature of the remaining bhevas.
**1.** The word "Alok" in the original text refers to both Lok and Alok.
**2.** Since the number of Jneyaparyayas is infinite, the number of Gyanaparyayas is also infinite.