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## Translation:
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This is the part of the most painful karma. Because with a small amount of substance, the experience of painful karma cannot be clearly understood. Apart from the painful karma, the other karmas get their respective parts according to their own nature. In this context, the *Visheshaarya* explains the division of the karma-skandhas taken by the soul into *Jnanavaran* etc. natures.
Just as food, after entering the stomach, gradually transforms into different forms like *rasa*, *rudhira* etc., similarly, the karma-varganas taken by the soul at every moment are also divided into as many parts as the number of karmas bound by that soul at that moment.
It has been explained earlier that the soul continuously takes in karma-skandhas at every moment, but it has also been clarified that the binding of karma does not happen always, but only in the divisions of the *bhunyaman* lifespan, and that too until the *antmuhurt*. Even in these divisions, if the binding does not happen, then it definitely happens in the *antmuhurt* lifespan, leading to the binding of the lifespan of the next birth. Therefore, at the time when the soul binds the *ayukarma*, the taken karma-skandhas are divided into eight karmas including *ayukarma*, *jnanavaran* etc., meaning they are divided into eight parts. And at the time when the binding of lifespan does not happen, the taken karma-skandhas are divided into the remaining seven karmas, excluding *ayukarma*, like *jnanavaran* etc.
This is a general rule. But during the ascent of the *gunasthanas*, when the soul attains the tenth subtle *samparaya* *gunasthan*, it binds the remaining six karmas except *ayukarma* and *mohniya* karma. Therefore, at that time, the taken karma-skandhas are divided into only six karmas.