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## Fifth Form Granth
153
For the five senses (Panchendriya) and the non-sentient (Asanshi), one should multiply by a thousand. The resulting product will be the highest state of that particular nature for those beings.
From the two-sensed (Dwiendriya) to the non-sentient five-sensed (Asanshi Panchendriya), the highest state-bond (Sthitibandh) has been described. By subtracting the numerical part of the 'Paly' from it, their respective lowest state-bond is obtained. In this way, one should understand the measure of the state-bond of beings from the one-sensed (Ekendriya) to the non-sentient five-sensed (Asanshi Panchendriya).
1. Similar to the Karma Granth, the Go. Karmakand also describes the measure of the state-bond of one-sensed (Ekendriya) and other beings. Its statement system is as follows:
"Evam Pagdi Panam Sapam Sahassan Cha Mimvaravandho. Igavigalanam Avaram Pallasanghanasanghan." (144)
The highest state-bond of the one-sensed (Ekendriya) and the four types of deficient-sensed (Vikalendriya) beings (two-sensed, three-sensed, four-sensed, non-sentient five-sensed) are respectively one ocean (Sagar), twenty-five oceans, fifty oceans, one hundred oceans, and one thousand oceans. And their lowest state-bond is one ocean without the innumerable part of the 'Paly' for the one-sensed (Ekendriya), and their respective highest state-bond minus the numerical part of the 'Paly' for the deficient-sensed (Vikalendriya) beings.
"Adi Saptariss Ettipamettam Ki Hodi Tisiyabogam. Hari Sampaate Sesanan Igivigale Ubhayathini." (145)
If a one-sensed (Ekendriya) being with a state of seventy kodi kodi oceans of false-self (Mithyatma) karma binds one ocean, then how much can the remaining karmas with states of sixty kodi kodi oceans and so on bind for the one-sensed (Ekendriya) being? In this way, by applying the rule of proportion (Rasik Vidhi), the highest state of the one-sensed (Ekendriya) being is one ocean. Thus, both states are obtained through the rule of proportion.