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## The Fifth Karma Text
In the bond-places of **Name Karma**, which are **Pind Prakritis**, the substance of these **Pind Prakritis** is distributed among their **Avantaar Prakritis**. For example, in the upper bond-places, there are three divisions of the **Pind Prakriti** called **Body**. Therefore, in the distribution, the **Avy** that is received by the **Pariir Name Kram** should be divided into three equal parts, giving one part to each of the three. The remaining one part should be divided into two parts, giving the larger part to the **Karman Body** and the smaller part to **Tajas**. The remaining one part should be given to **Audarik**. The same understanding should be applied to other **Pind Prakritis**. Where only one **Avantaar Prakriti** is bound among the **Avantaar Prakritis** of a **Pind Prakriti**, the entire substance of the **Pind Prakriti** should be given to that one **Prakriti**.
The reason for giving progressively more and more substance to the **Antaram** and **Name Karma** in their distribution has already been explained in the beginning. It was stated that the **Avantaar Prakritis** of **Janaavaran**, **Darshaavaran**, and **Mohaniya** are progressively given less and less substance, while the **Antaram** and **Name Karma** Prakritis are progressively given more and more substance.
**Vedaniya**, **Gayu**, and **Gotra Karma** bind only one **Avantaar Prakriti** at a time. Therefore, the substance received by the **Mula Prakriti** is given to that one **Prakriti** only. There is no distribution in this case.
Thus, according to **Go Karma**, the distribution of **Pudgal** substance among the **Karma Prakritis** should be understood. Now, we will discuss the hierarchy of **Karma Liks** in the **Avantaar Prakritis** as described in **Pradesh Bandh (Ga 28)**. This will help us understand the order of distribution among the **Avantaar Prakritis**, which **Prakriti** receives the most, and which **Prakriti** receives the least.
First, we will consider the **Avantaar Prakritis** in terms of their **Alpa Bahutva** (lesser abundance) compared to the **Utkrishta Pad** (superior state):
1. **Shamaavaran**: The least.
2. **Kevalgyanaavaran**: Infinitely more than **Shamaavaran**.
3. **Manparyaaya Gyanaavaran**: Infinitely more than **Kevalgyanaavaran**.
4. **Avadhimanaavaran**: Infinitely more than **Manparyaaya Gyanaavaran**.