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## The Fifth Karma Granth
**"The total of all these periods, including the human existence, is 185 Sagaras, which is the highest Abandhakal for the four Palyas, plus 22 + 31 + 66 ÷ 66 = 185 Sagaras."**
The third section lists the names of the 25 Prakṛtis that were taken: Ṛṣabhanārāca, Nārāca, Ardhanārāca, Kīlikā, Sevārta, Sanhanana, Nyagrodha, Sādi, Vāmana, Kubja, Huṇḍa, Sansthāna, Aśubha, Vihāyogati, Anantānubandhī, Krodha, Māna, Māyā, Lobha, Mithyātva, Dubhang, Duḥsvara, Anādeya, Nidrānidrā, Pracala, Rahayānakī, Nīca, Napuṁ, Strīveda.
**"The Abandhakal for these twenty-five Prakṛtis, including the human existence, is 132 Sagaras. This should be understood as follows: A being, after attaining Mahāvrat and dying, is born twice in Vijaya, etc., and thus completes the highest period of Samyaktva, which is 66 Sagaras. Again, in the human existence, it comes to the mixed Guṇasthāna for a moment and then attains Samyaktva again, and is born three times in Acyuta heaven, completing the period of Samyaktva for the second time, which is 66 Sagaras. Thus, 66 + 66 = 132. Therefore, the highest Abandhakal for the said twenty-five Prakṛtis, including the human existence, is 132 Sagaras."**
Having explained the highest Abandhakal for the said forty-one Prakṛtis, we now explain the highest Abandhakal for the said Prakṛtis.
**"The twenty-two: 1. The six Neraiyo Bhava-paccayo, the upper defao, and the Bhavidam Paliyacakkam in the first Kalpa. The Pubbatakāla-joga is Pancha-tiya, Samya, Sac-upalakṣa. Ayadathāvara-cau-vigalatīya, Gaye, Ginḍiya."**
**"2. The twenty-nine Abandha, the highest, is attained by the Sammasīsa-juē. Basī, Sayamaya-rā, two Vijaya, and three Bhava."**