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## Karma Granth Part Four
The **Jghanya Asankhyata** is obtained by squaring the **Kama Prabhvika Afkai Ki Jayaka** class. Then, multiply this number by three and add the aforementioned **Asankhyata** numbers like **Lokaakash-Pradesh** etc. Then, square the result three times. The number obtained after this squaring is called **Anyat Paritaananta**.
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By practicing **Jghanya Paritaananta**, we get **Jghanya Yuktaanams**. The scriptures state that **Amchya Jeevas** are infinite, so they are considered **Jghanya Yuktaanams**.
By squaring **Adhamya Yuktaanams** once, we get **Jghanya Anantaanams**. Then, square **Jghanya Anantaanams** three times and add the aforementioned six numbers like **Siddh** etc. Then, square the result three times and add the total number of **Kevalashan** and **Kevaldarshan** categories. The number obtained after this addition is called **Utkrisht Anantaanams**.
Regarding the nature of **Madhyama** or **Utkrisht** numbers, there is no difference of opinion between **Sanyantik** and **Karmgraanthik** schools. However, according to the 76th and 10th verses, the nature of **Jghanya Asankhyata** differs based on these two schools. According to the **Siddhantic** school, practicing **Jghanya Yukta** results in **Jghanya Asankhyata** as the form, while according to the **Karmgraanthik** school, squaring **Jghanya Yukta** results in **Jghanya Asankhyata**. Therefore, the nature of **Madhyama Mushya Asankhyata**, **Utkrisht Yukta Asankhyata**, and all subsequent **Madhyama** and **Utkrisht** numbers becomes mixed.
By subtracting one from **Sthala Asankhyata**, we get **Utkrisht Jghanya Yukta Asankhyata**. All numbers between **Utkrisht Jghanya Yukta Asankhyata** and **Utkrisht Yukta Asankhyata** are...