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## The Fifth Karma Granth
350 and an infinite number of parts equal to it, this group is called the second competitor. After this, no more regions holding indivisible intersections are found, but as many regions holding indivisible-indivisible intersections as there are regions of infinite Lokakasha are found. The third competitor begins according to the order mentioned before them. Similarly, the fourth, fifth, etc. competitors should be known. The measure of these competitors is also an infinite part of the series, and their group is called a Yogasthan.
This Yogasthan occurs in the first time of the existence of the most subtle Niodya Jiva with the least power. The second Yogasthan of a Jiva with slightly more power occurs in the same order. Similarly, with increasing power, there are third, fourth, fifth, etc. Yogasthanas. In this way, in the same order, these Yogasthanas of various Jivas or of the same Jiva due to the difference in time are as many as the regions of infinite space in the series.
_Even though there are infinite Jivas, the reason for considering Yogasthanas as infinite is that the Yogasthan of the seven Jivas is not separate, but is the same as that of infinite stationary Jivas, and is also the same as that of infinite Trasas. Therefore, there is no change in the number, but the dissimilar Yogasthanas are only an infinite part of the series. Therefore, they are considered infinite._
Even from these Yogasthanas, the differences in the natures of Gnanavarana, etc. are infinite. Although there are eight basic natures of Karma, such as Gnanavarana, etc., and 158 subsequent natures are mentioned, the peculiarity of bondage...