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## Karmagrantha Part Four
**Regarding the five states of existence, namely, the insufficient *Bādar* one-sensed, etc., the first *guṇasthāna* should be understood in the two *guṇasthāna*s of the insufficient *Bādar* one-sensed, etc., and in the *āvi* and *poṣa*s.**
**The *guṇasthāna*s mentioned in the *Bādar* one-sensed are not in all *Bādar* one-sensed, but only in the earth-bodied, water-bodied, and plant-bodied. Because the fire-bodied and air-bodied beings, even if they are *Bādar*, do not have the possibility of such a result that a being with *sāsāvān* *samyak* can be born in them. Therefore, the first *guṇasthāna* should be understood in the *Bāyar* fire-bodied and air-bodied, similar to the subtle.**
**In this place, the statement of finding two *guṇasthāna*s in the one-sensed is according to the opinion of the *karma* *pratyakṣa*; because in the principle, the one-sensed is considered to have only the first *guṇasthāna*.**
**Understanding**
**12**
**"The three *guṇasthāna*s mentioned in the insufficient *saṁjñi* five-sensed are in this respect that when a being dies with the fourth *guṇasthāna* and is born as a *saṁjñi* five-sensed, then it is possible for him to have the fourth *guṇasthāna* in the insufficient state. In this way, the being who, abandoning *samyak* and being present in the *sāsāvān* state, is born as a *saṁjñi* five-sensed, has the possibility of the second *guṇasthāna* until the body is fully sufficient, and all other *saṁjñi* five-sensed beings have the first *guṇasthāna* in the insufficient state.**
**The three**
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**1 - - See the commentary on the 43rd verse.**
**2 - In the *Gommatasāra*, the insufficiency is considered at the time of the thirteenth *guṇasthāna* due to the incompleteness of *yoga* in the *kevalasamudrāt* state, and also at the time of the sixteenth *guṇasthāna*, the insufficiency is considered in the *āhārakamiśra* *kāyayoga* state until the *āhārak* body is fully formed. Therefore, in the *Gommatasāra* (Jīna. Gā. 114 - 116), the *nityaparyāpta* and the *śvetāmbara* sect are famous**