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## Fifth Karma Granthya
**426**
In the **Mohaniya** (Attractive) **Prakritis**, the **Jnanabaran** (Knowledge-Obscuring), **Darshanabaran** (Perception-Obscuring) have **no division** in their **Dravyas** (Substances) in a sequential manner. However, in the **Nama** (Name), **Antaray** (Obstruction) **Karmas**, the **Dravyas** are **more or less** in quantity. The remaining **Vedaniya** (Painful), **Gotra** (Lineage), **Ayu** (Lifespan) **Karmas** have **no division** in their **Dravyas**. This is because they are bound by **one Prakruti** at **one time**. For example, in **Vedaniya**, either **Sata Vedaniya** (True Painful) or **Asata Vedaniya** (False Painful) is bound, but not both simultaneously. Therefore, the **Dravyas** of these three **Karmas** should be understood based on the **Dravyas** of the **Mula-Prakruti** (Root-Nature).
**The method of division is as follows:**
**Jnanabaran:** In the **Sarvaghati** (All-Destroying) **Dravya**, divide the **Avali** (Infinite) into **infinite parts**. Take one part and divide the remaining **Bahubhag** (Majority) into **five equal parts**. Allocate one part to each of the **five Prakrutis**. In the remaining one part, divide the **Avali** into **infinite parts**. Take one part and allocate it to **Matijnanabaran**. In the remaining one part, again divide the **Avali** into **infinite parts**. Take one part and allocate it to **Shruta Jnanabaran**. In the remaining one part, again divide the **Avali** into **infinite parts**. Take one part and allocate it to **Avadhi Jnanabaran**. Similarly, allocate the fourth **Bahubhag** to **Manparyaya Jnanabaran** and the remaining one part to **Keval Jnanabaran**. By combining their respective **Bahubhags** with the initial part, the **Sarvaghati Dravyas** of **Matijnanabaran** etc. are obtained.
Except for the **infiniteth part**, the remaining **Bahubhag Dravyas** are **Deshghati** (Region-Destroying). This **Deshghati Dravya** is allocated to the remaining four **Deshghati Prakrutis** except **Keval Jnanabaran**. The method of division is the same as before. That is, in the **Deshghati Dravya**, divide the **Avali** into **infinite parts**. Keep one part separate and divide the remaining **Bahubhag** into **four equal parts**. Allocate one part to each of the four **Prakrutis**. In the remaining one part, divide the **Avali** into **infinite parts**. Take one part and allocate it to **Matijnanabaran**. Similarly, allocate the remaining **Bahubhags** to **Shruta Jnanabaran**, **Avadhi Jnanabaran**, and **Manparyaya Jnanabaran** in sequence. By combining their respective **Sarvaghati** and **Deshghati Dravyas**, the total quantity of their respective **Dravyas** is obtained.
**Darshanabaran:** In the **Sarvaghati Dravya**, divide the **Avali** into **infinite parts**. Keep one part separate and divide the remaining **Bahubhag** into **nine parts**. Allocate these nine parts to **Darshanabaran**.