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## The Fifth Bheragrahnas
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There are eleven Gunasthans, and from the eleventh onwards, a bond of one Saatavedanoy Karma occurs. Therefore, the Karma-skandha acquired at that time becomes one Karma form.
Thus, one should understand the order of the acquired Karma-skandha being divided into eight Karmas. Now, we will explain the share received by each Karma, clarifying that each Karma receives a portion of the acquired Karma-skandha according to its own time-position. This means that the Karma with a lower position will receive less, and the Karma with a higher position will receive more. However, this general rule applies to the remaining seven Karmas, excluding Vedaniya Karma. The reason for Vedaniya Karma receiving a larger share will be explained later.
Since Ayukarma has the lowest position, we will first explain the division of Karma-skandha from Ayukarma. The share of Ayukarma is the least. This is because the position of Ayukarma is only thirty-three Sagars, while the remaining seven Karmas, including Name, Gotra, etc., have a superior position of twenty Kodakodi Sagars, some have half Kodakodi Sagars, and some have seventy Kodakodi Sagars. Therefore, compared to the position of other Karmas, Ayukarma has the lowest position, so it receives the least share of the acquired Karma-skandha.
The share of Name and Gotra Karma is more than Ayukarma. This is because the position of Ayukarma is only thirty-three Sagars, while the position of Name and Gotra Karma is twenty Kodakodi Sagars. The position of Name and Gotra Karma is the same, so they should receive an equal share - Name and Gotra are equal. The Karmas of Antaray, Gnanavaran, and Darshanavaran receive a share...