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## The Chapter of Sapta-Tika
After explaining the meaning of *Sthiti-Ghat*, we now discuss *Rasa-Ghat*.
In *Rasa-Ghat*, the portion of the *ashubha* (unfavorable) nature that exists in the *satta* (being) is destroyed by the *antar-muhurt* (instantaneous) time, except for the infinite portion called *praman* (measure). Then, the remaining infinite portion, except for its infinite part, is destroyed by the *antar-muhurt* time. In this way, thousands of *anubhag* (parts) are consumed within the time of the emergence of each *sthiti-khand* (state-segment).
The form of the *guna-shreni* (series of qualities) is such that, except for the *antar-muhurt* *praman* state of the infinite *anubandhi* (connected) *chaturshka* (group of four), some *dalika* (particles) are taken from the *dalika*s of the higher state at each moment and deposited in the *antar-muhurt* *praman* state above the *udaya-avali* (ascending series). The process is as follows:
In the first moment, the least number of *dalika*s are established above the *udaya-avali* in the first moment, from those that are taken. In the second moment, an innumerable number of *dalika*s are established from these. In the third moment, an innumerable number of *dalika*s are established from these. In this way, an innumerable number of *dalika*s are deposited in increasing numbers until the end of the *antar-muhurt* time. This is the method of depositing the *dalika*s taken in the first moment. The *dalika*s taken in the second and subsequent moments are also deposited in the same way, but with this difference:
The *dalika*s taken in the first moment of the creation of the *guna-shreni* are the fewest. The *dalika*s taken in the second moment are innumerable times more than these. In the same way, the *dalika*s taken in the third and subsequent moments until the end of the *guna-shreni* creation are innumerable times more than the previous ones.
There is another peculiarity here: *Apuurvakaran*...