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## Sixth Karma Group
From the first moment of its creation, it simultaneously begins to subside along with the A-pratyakhyanavaran and Pratyakhyanavaran Manas. When one time less than three Avaliya Kalas remain in the first state of the Sanjvalan Mana, it does not project the A-pratyakhyanavaran and Pratyakhyanavaran Manas's Dalikas into the Sanjvalan Mana, but instead projects them into the Sanjvalan Maya Gati. With two remaining, there is no Agala, but only Udirana. When one Avaliya Kala remains, the binding, arising, and Udirana of the Sanjvalan Mana cease, and the A-pratyakhyanavaran and Pratyakhyanavaran Manas subside. At that time, all Dalikas except for the one Avaliya Praman Dalikas in the first state of the Sanjvalan Mana and the Dalikas bound in the one time less than two Avaliya Kalas in the higher state subside.
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Thereafter, it deposits the one Avaliya Praman Sanjvalan Mana Dalikas into the Sanjvalan Maya through Titbuksankrama, and subsides the Dalikas bound in one time less than two Avaliya Kalas like the Guru-Shveda, and transitions naturally. In this way, after the A-pratyakhyanavaran and Pratyakhyanavaran Manas subside, the Sanjvalan Mana subsides in one time less than two Avaliya Kalas. From the time the binding, arising, and Udirana of the Sanjvalan Mana cease, it takes the Dalikas from the second state of the Sanjvalan Maya and brings them to their first state, causing them to experience Vedana. From that same time, it simultaneously begins to subside the A-pratyakhyanavaran Maya, Pratyakhyanavaran Maya, and Sanjvalan Maya. In the first state of the Sanjvalan Maya, one time less than three...