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## Sixth Karma Granth
### 371
All karmas are of seven types, classified into four categories based on their nature, state, section, and region.
The text hints at how these four types of karmas are performed and by whom, through the eight *anuyogadwaras* (gates of knowledge) using the *bhasad, gaddha, gati, adhi, ghodah, margana* (means of investigation). The word *margana* means "to investigate." Therefore, *bhargana* refers to those through whom or in whom the investigation of the soul takes place. There are fourteen types of *margana*:
* *Gaviye, pakaye, joaye, veaye, kasaye, mage, sanjam, bansan, leta, bhag, samme, sammi, mamhare* (1. *Gati*, 2. *Indriya*, 3. *Kaya*, 4. *Yoga*, 5. *Ved*, 6. *Kasaya*, 7. *Jnana*, 8. *Sanjam*, 9. *Darshan*, 10. *Leshya*, 11. *Bhavya*, 12. *Samyak*, 13. *Sanjni*, 14. *Ahar*)
These fourteen *margana* have 62 sub-categories.
The tradition of description is to first describe the state of the soul in general and then delve into its specific aspects through the fourteen *margana* within the eight *anuyogadwaras*. *Anuyogadwaras* are synonymous with authority and can be further divided based on the subject matter. However, the detailed discussion of *margana* is primarily found in the eight authorities, hence they are considered the main ones. These eight authorities are:
* *Sant, payaparuvaya, bambammanam, cha, hitasana, ya, kalo, me, antar, bhag, bhav, appa, hun, dhen'* (1. *Aavashyak*, 2. *Niyukti*, 3. *Gatha*, 4. *13*)