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## Sixth Karma Granth
## 426
**Time** | When this being exists in the time of *Ashvakarnakarana*, it constantly performs infinite *Apuurva* *Spardhakas* above the *Antar Karana* of the four *Sanjwalanas*. And in one time less than two *Avalika* *Pramanakalas*, it destroys the *Dalikas* of the *Purusha Veda* bound in that time, by transferring them to the *Sanjwalana* of *Krodha*. Here, first *Guna Sanakrama* occurs, and at the last moment, *Sarva Sanakrama* occurs.
Upon the completion of the *Ashvakarnakarana* time, it enters the *Kittikarana* time. Although *Kittis* are infinite, they are twelve in gross form, three each in every *Kashay*. But the being that ascends to the *Kshapakani* from the rise of *Mana*, destroys *Krodha* through the method of *Udbhalana*, and *Kittis* the remaining three *Kashayas* nine times! If the being ascends to the *Adhyakshapakani* from the rise of *Bhasha*, it destroys *Krodha* and *Mana* through the method of *Udbhalana*, and *Kittis* the remaining two *Kashayas* six times. And if the being ascends to the *Kshapakani* from the rise of *Lobha*, it destroys *Kosa*, *Mana*, and *Maya* through the method of *Udbhalana*, and *Kittis* the three *Kittis* of *Lobha*.
Thus, upon the completion of the *Kittikarana* time, the being that has ascended to the *Kshapak* *Shreni* from the rise of *Krodha*, by repelling the *Dalika* situated in the second state of the first *Kitti*, brings it to the first state and experiences its *Vedan* until one time more than one *Avalika* *Pramanakala* remains. Afterwards, it repels the *Dalika* situated in the second state of the second *Kitti*, bringing it to the first state.
From the *Spardhakas* and *Apuurva Spardhakas*, the *Dalikas* are taken and their sections are made infinitely *Gunahina* and established by intervals. This is called *Kittikarana*. One *Kitti* *Vanakala* - the time of experiencing and accepting the *Kittis* is called *Kittivedanakala*.