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132. Question: What is Utkarshana? Answer: The state of Karma-predesh and the increase in the Anu-bhag is called Utkarshana. 133. Question: In which Gunasthanas does Karman Kayayog occur? Answer: In comparison to Vigraha-Gati, Karman Kayayog occurs in the first, second, and fourth Gunasthanas. And in comparison to Kevali Samudghat, Karman Kayayog occurs in the Pratar and Lok-puran states. 134. Question: What is the nature of the four types of Vachan-yog and Mano-yog? Answer: The tendency of the Jiva to speak or think about a substance in four ways: Satya, Asatya, Ubhaya, and Anubhaya, is called Satya Vachan-yog, Satya Mano-yog, etc. respectively. The substance that is the subject of Samyak-gyan is called Satya, for example, "This is water." The substance that is the subject of Mithya-gyan is called Asatya, for example, calling a mirage "water." The substance that is the subject of both is called Ubhaya, for example, a "Kamandalu" (a water pot).