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## Sixth Karma-dravya
### 366
The remaining ones should be multiplied by an infinite number, one after another. The time for Yathapravritta-karana is the measure of an Antarmuhurta.
In this way, after the Yathapravritta-karana ends in the Antarmuhurta time, another A-purva-karana occurs. Its explanation is as follows: In this, there are countless Lok-pramana results every moment, which are degraded in six places every moment. In this, the Jghana Vishuddhi is the least at the time of living, which is infinitely multiplied by the excellent Vishuddhi mentioned at the end of the Yathapravritta-karana. Again, the excellent Vishuddhi is infinitely multiplied in the time before that. After that, the Jghana Vishuddhi is infinitely multiplied in the second time from that. In this way, one should state in the same way every moment until the final time of A-purva-karana is reached.
At the first moment of A-purva-karana, the five actions of Sthiti-ghata, Rasa-ghata, Guna-shreni, Guna-samkrama, and Purva-sthiti-bandha begin simultaneously. Their meaning is as follows:
In Sthiti-ghata, the Sthiti-khanda, which is from the front part of the Sthiti existing in the Satya, is destroyed by the Antamhata time, which is at least as large as hundreds of Sagara-pramana and at least as small as the number of Palyas. And here, in the Sthiti which will not be discussed further, the Dalikas are deposited every moment, and in this way, the Sthiti-khanda is destroyed within an Antarmuhurta time. After that, the Sthiti-khanda, which is as large as the number of the second Palyas below it, is destroyed in the same way. In this way, thousands of Sthiti-khandas are destroyed in the time of A-purva-karana in the said order. Due to which, the Sthiti at the end of the time remains less than the Sthiti at the beginning of the time by a number of times.