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## The Fifth Karma:
**The state of the result (Parinaama Yogaasthaana)** is the state that occurs from the time of attaining perfection until the end of life. The state of the result can be both excellent and inferior. Both states of the result are possible for the one who has attained perfection, in all the variations of their state. Therefore, all these states of the result should be understood as **Potmaan Yoga**, because they can decrease, increase, or remain the same.
**The time of commencement of the states of the result (Parinaama Yogaasthaana) and the state of continuous increase (Ekaantaanuvrudhi Yogaasthaana)** is the same, whether it is inferior or excellent. Because the state of the result occurs at the very first moment of birth, and the state of continuous increase also occurs at different times, in the form of different understandings. And the states of the result, which are different from these two, have a continuous commencement time from two moments to eight moments. The states that have a continuous commencement for eight moments are the fewest, and those that have a commencement from seven to four moments are countless in both directions, above and below. But the states that have a commencement for three moments and two moments are only in the upward direction, and their number is countless, countless times.
**All the states are as numerous as the countless parts of the universe (Jagat Shreni).** Each state has five variations: 1. **Aavibhaag Pratichhed**, 2. **Varg**, 3. **Vargana**, 4. **Swak**, 5. **Gunahani**.
**Aavibhaag Pratichhed** is the part of the power that has no second part. The collection of **Aavibhaag Pratichhed** is called **Varg**, the collection of **Varg** is called **Vargana**, the collection of **Vargana** is called **Spardhak**, and the collection of **Spardhak** is called **Gunahani**. The collection of **Gunahani** is called **Sthaana**.
**In one state, the number of Gunahani is as numerous as the countless parts of the universe (Paly).** And in one **Gunahani**, the number of **Spardhak** is as numerous as the countless parts of the universe (Jagat Shreni). In one **Spardhak**, the number of **Vargana** is as numerous as the countless parts of the universe (Jagat Shreni). And in one **Vargana**, there are countless **Varg** as numerous as the universe (Jagat Prater). And in one **Varg**, there are countless **Aavibhaag Pratichhed** as numerous as the universe (Lok).