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## Sixth Karma Granth 4.1
As the time of **anivrittikaran** passes progressively, the deposition of **dalikas** of the **guna-shreni** occurs in the remaining time of **antar-muhurt** progressively, not in the time above **antar-muhurt**. For example, let's say the measure of **antar-muhurt** of **guna-shreni** is fifty time units, and the measure of time for both **apuurvakaran** and **anivrittikaran** is forty time units. Now, the living being who creates **guna-shreni** in the first time unit of **apuurvakaran** deposits **dalikas** in all the time units of **guna-shreni**, and in the second time unit, deposits **dalikas** in the remaining thirty-nine time units. In this way, as the time of **apuurvakaran** passes, the deposition of **dalikas** occurs in fewer and fewer time units.
**Guna-samkram** is the transfer of **dalikas** of **karma-prakritis**. Therefore, **guna-samkram** is a type of **pradesha-samkram**. In this, from the first time unit of **apuurvakaran**, there is a transfer of **karma-dalikas** of **adi-ashubha karma-prakritis**, which are bound infinitely, in an immeasurable, multiplied order, to the **prakritis** of the same type that are being bound at that time. This process begins from the first time unit of **apuurvakaran**.
The form of **sthiti-bandha** is such that the **sthiti-bandha** that occurs from the first time unit of **apuurvakaran** is very slightly less than the **sthiti-bandha** that occurred before it, i.e., **apuurva**. The rule regarding this is that both **sthiti-bandha** and **sthiti-ghat** begin together and end together. In this way, all five actions begin together in **apuurvakaran**.
When **apuurvakaran** ends, **anivrittikaran** occurs. In this, there is uniformity in the results of the living beings who enter it, i.e., this...