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## Karmagrantha Part Four
**Differences Among Themselves**
Is Samyaktva (Right Conduct) motivated or unmotivated? The basis of Kshayopa-samik (cessation of karmic influx) and Aavi (non-attachment), the characteristics of Kshayopa-samik and Kshaya (cessation of karmic influx) Samyaktva, the nature of some Kakokya (statements) and Pradesh (regions), Kshayopa-samik and its explanation, and other relevant considerations (19-136).
**Shankara-Samadhan (Shankara's Solution)**
The non-acceptance of Chalu-shan (a type of meditation) in the state of Apariapt (incomplete) before Indriya-pariapt (complete sensory perception) is achieved, and the consideration of Chakshu-darshan (visual perception) with evidence (10-141).
**245**
Detailed discussion on three points related to Vakragati (deviation from the right path): (1) The number of Vakragati's components, (2) The time-measure of Vakragati, and (3) The time-measure of Anahar-kalpa (period of non-eating) in Vakragati (143).
**Regarding the number of Gunasthanas (stages of spiritual progress) in Avadhi-darshan (clairvoyance), the meaning of each side, and the difference between Avadhi-darshan and Vibhang-gyan (knowledge of differentiation) (146).**
**Reconciliation of the differences of opinion regarding Kabala-ahar (food restrictions) in the Shwetamber and Digamber sects (108).**
**It is a kind of contradiction to prohibit the study of Shruta-gyan-vishesh (specific scriptural knowledge) for women who can attain Keval-gyan (omniscience). Consideration of this issue and the avoidance of contradiction from the perspective of Nay (principle) (146).**
**How is it possible to reject Audarik-mishra-yoga (a type of yoga) from the yogas of Kshud-darshan (limited clairvoyance)? Consideration of this topic (164).**
**Description of various topics related to Kevali-mudhat (the state of omniscience) in the Upanishads, and the description of the vastness of the soul in the Gita. Matching this with the perspective of Prem-drishti (love-vision) and information about whether the action of Kevali-mudhat is described in any other philosophy (15).**