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The sixth karma grantha, since it has to be intercalated here with the infinite-bound quartet, but does not arise in the fourth and higher guna sthana, therefore, its intercalation is done with the internal-momentary evidence dalikas above, leaving out the lower avli evidence dalikas.
Intercalation means interruption and karana means action. Accordingly, the row of dalikas of the natures whose intercalation is done is removed from the middle. This results in three states of dalikas - the first state, the intermediate state, and the upper or second state. The evidence of the first state is one avli or one internal-moment. After this, the intermediate state is obtained. This is the zero state from the dalikas. Its time evidence is also internal-moment. After this, the second state is obtained. Its evidence is the remaining state of the dalikas.
Before intercalation, the row of dalikas 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ... remains uninterrupted, but after intercalation, its state becomes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. The empty space that appears in the middle, some of the dalikas there are merged as much as possible into other homogeneous natures that are bound. The state below (before) this space of difference is called the first state and the state above (after) is called the second state. The time of intercalation of the arising natures and the evidence of the first state are the same, but the time of intercalation of the non-arising natures is much larger than the evidence of the first state. While the intercalation process is ongoing, one by one dalika of the arising natures comes into existence and becomes extinguished, and the first state of the non-arising natures...