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## Fifth Karma Granth
The two states of the karmas, the excellent and the inferior, are both like the ocean (Antahkodakodi Sagaropama). However, the difference is that the magnitude of the inferior state compared to the excellent state is numerically insignificant, meaning it is a fraction of the excellent state. Similarly, their excellent and inferior durations (Abadhakal) are also very different, and like the states, the inferior Abadhakal is numerically insignificant compared to the excellent Abadhakal. Thus, one should understand that the states (excellent and inferior) of these three karmas are Antahkodakodi Sagaropama and their Abadhakal is Antamuhurta Pramana.
The excellent state of the Tirthankara and Aharakdvig, which is described as Antahkodakodi Sagaropama, refers to the state of the Nikachit Tirthankara and Aharakdvig. The state of the Nikachit Tirthankara and Aharakdvig is from a fraction of the Antahkodakodi Sagar to the state of the Tirthankara Namakarma, which is slightly less than two previous koti and more than thirty-three Sagars, and for the Aharakdvig, it is an innumerable fraction of the Paly.
When the inferior state of the Tirthankara Namakarma is also described as Antahkodakodi Sagaropama, it raises a question for the inquisitive mind. If the inferior state of the Tirthankara Namakarma is also Antahkodakodi Sagaropama, then:
1. Some consider slightly less than Kodakodi as Antahkodakodi. This means that the excellent and inferior states of all three karmas are slightly less than Kodakodi Sagaropama.
2. Antahkodakodi Titthayarahaar Tie Sakhao. Tetis Paliyan Sankhan Nikaiyanan Su Ukkossa - Panchasangrah 5.42
3. The commentary on Go Karmakand Gapa 157 explains the proof of Antahkodakodi as follows: The Abadha of the state of one Kodakodi Sagar is said to be one hundred years. In this hundred years, there are ten lakh eighty...
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