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## The Fifth Karma Granth
**266**
The finest gradation of the Audarik body, which is capable of being grasped, is one that is a fraction of an infinite number of atoms. In this infinite fraction, there are infinite atoms. Therefore, one should know that there are infinite gradations from the coarsest to the finest gradation of the Audarik body, which are capable of being grasped.
Above the finest gradation of the Audarik body, there are gradations that are formed by adding one atom at a time to the previous gradation. These gradations are more extensive and subtle than the Audarik body, and therefore are not capable of being grasped by the Audarik body. They are also less extensive and coarser than the gradations that form the Vaikriya body, and therefore are not capable of being grasped by the Vaikriya body. In this way, there are infinite ungraspable gradations above the finest gradation of the Audarik body, which are formed by adding one atom at a time to the previous gradation. Just as the finest gradation of the Audarik body is an infinite fraction greater than the coarsest gradation of the Audarik body, so too is the finest ungraspable gradation an infinite fraction greater than the coarsest ungraspable gradation. The measure of this multiplier is an infinite fraction of the Abhtrya quantity and an infinite part of the Siddha quantity.
Above these ungraspable gradations, there are again graspable gradations, and above the graspable gradations, there are ungraspable gradations! In this way, these two types of gradations are distinct from each other.
In this way, after describing the graspable and ungraspable gradations of the Audarik body, the graspable and ungraspable gradations of the Vaikriya, etc., are explained.
**76**
**Meaning of the words:**
* **Emem:** As stated before
* **Viuyavyahaarteyabhasaanapaanamahanhamme:** Action, food, energy, flesh, breath, mind