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## The Fifth Karma Granth
### 157
The text does not provide an explanation by mentioning alternative views. Perhaps due to the lack of such a tradition, a specific explanation could not be provided.
Previously, the inferior state of Tiryanchayu and Manushayau was described as equivalent to Ksudra Bhav. Therefore, we now describe Ksudra Bhav in two verses.
**Igamuhurtaami ||40||**
Sattaras Samahiya Fir Iganupaami Ti Khaddangabha. Sagatis Sayatihattar Paanu Pun Panasattasa Hastapanasay Chhattisa Abaliaanang Dhosay Chappanna Igamuttakhu Bhava. Egkhuddabhave ||41||
**Word Meaning:**
Sattaras - Seventeen Samahiya (slightly more), Kir -
Hriti in Pravasochchwas (breathing in and out)
Iganupaanu Mi - One, Khubhava - Ksullak Bhav (inferior state)
Sagalisasayatihattar - Thirty-seven hundred
Tihattar, Paanu - Pran (breath), Shwasochchwas (breathing in and out) Igamuttami - One Muhurta (moment)
Pan Sihassa Painsath Hazar, Panasay - Five hundred Chhattisa -
Khuda -
Chhattisa Igamuhutta - One Muhurta (moment) in Drav Mavaliaanang - Aavlika, Dhosay - Two hundred, Chappanna - Fifty-six, Emkhudave - One Ksudra Bhav (inferior state)
**Meaning:**
In one breath, there are definitely slightly more than seventeen Ksudra Bhav, and in one Muhurta (moment), there are thirty-seven hundred and seventy-three breaths. And,
1. In one Muhurta (moment), there are fifty-six thousand breaths, five hundred and thirty-six Aavlika, and two hundred and fifty-six Ksudra Bhav.
**Note:**
Even in the Panchasangrah, the commentary on these verses does not provide a detailed discussion by mentioning alternative views. The ten thousand years of Tirthankara's Namkarma is considered the inferior state bond, which is less than the ten thousand years of life bond in hell for a being who goes there.