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## Panchakarma Granth, Chapter 3
The duration of the *muhurt* is greater than the duration of the *sthiti*. Therefore, by destroying the *sthiti*, the *karmadalikas* which would have emerged after a long time, become ready to emerge immediately. From those *karmadalikas* whose *sthiti* is reduced, countless, countless *dalikas* are taken and established upwards from the time of emergence. The order of deposition of *karmadalikas* is as follows: *karmadalikas* are taken from the upper *sthiti* and a few *dalikas* are deposited at the time of emergence, then countless, countless *dalikas* are deposited at the next time. In this way, countless, countless *dalikas* are deposited at every moment until the end of the *antarmuhurt* time. That is, the *dalikas* which are taken at the first time...
**Footnotes:**
1. The 15th verse of *Karma-prakriti* (Upashmanakaran) also describes the nature of the *gunashreni* in the same way in its ancient *Churni* and *Panchasangrah*. It is as follows:
> *Gunasethi nivakheva sameye mameye asankhgunanaaye. Asadugaairisee sesa sese ya niklevo.*
>
> *Karma-prakriti Upashmanakaran, verse 15*
The deposition of countless, countless *dalikas* at every moment is called *gunashreni*. Its duration is slightly longer than the duration of *bapurvakaran* and *anivalikaran*. In this duration, as time passes, the *dalikas* are deposited only in the remaining time above.
> *Uvarillao dvitiu poggale ghesun udaysameye chova pachiti mitisameye asankhejjguna evam jav antomuhrut.*
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> *Karma-prakriti Churni*
> *Thai dalie ghettu ghettu asankhan gunaaye. Sahiyadukaranka upma sya gunaseth.*
>
> *Panchasangrah 746*