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## The Fifth Karma Granth
### 327
It is equal. That is, there is a **pudgala paravarta** for both infinite **utsarpini** and infinite **avsarpiṇī** time.
There are four types of **pudgala paravarta**: **dravya pudgala paravarta**, **kṣetra pudgala paravarta**, **kāla pudgala paravarta**, and **bhāva pudgala paravarta**. Each of these four types has two sub-types: **bādar** and **sūkṣma**. That is, the **pudgala paravarta** is infinite **utsarpini** and infinite **avsarpiṇī** in duration, and **dravya**, **kṣetra**, **kāla**, and **bhāva** are the four fundamental types. These fundamental types are also of two types each, **bādar** and **sūkṣma**. Their characteristics are explained below.
First, we will explain the nature of **bādar** and **sūkṣma dravya pudgala paravarta**.
**Dravya Pudgala Paravarta** - It has been explained earlier that the **lok** is filled with various types of **pudgala** classifications, and out of these classifications, eight types are **grahaṇayogya** (capable of being grasped) by the **jīva**. The **jīva** grasps these classifications and uses them to create its body, mind, speech, etc. These classifications are:
1. **Audārika grahaṇayogya** classification
2. **Vaikriya grahaṇayogya** classification
3. **Āhārak grahaṇayogya** classification
4. **Tejas grahaṇayogya** classification
5. **Bhāṣā grahaṇayogya** classification
6. **Śvāsochchvāsa grahaṇayogya** classification
7. **Mano grahaṇayogya** classification
8. **Kārmaṇa grahaṇayogya** classification
In the time it takes for a **jīva** to experience all the **paramāṇus** of the **audārika**, **vaikriya**, **tejas**, **bhāṣā**, **ānāprāṇa**, **mano**, and **kārmaṇa** classifications, except for the **āhārak grahaṇayogya** classification, and to transform them into its body, mind, speech, etc., and then abandon them...