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## Translation:
[700] In the **Chakkhandagama**, the divisions of **Vaggna-Khand** are to be known as:
[5, 5, 36] Thirty-two divisions, forty-eight divisions, one hundred and forty-four divisions, one hundred and sixty-eight divisions, one hundred and ninety-two divisions, two hundred and eighty-eight divisions, three hundred and thirty-six divisions, and three hundred and eighty-four divisions. [35]
**Matigyan** (knowledge of the mind) is of four types based on the divisions of **Avgraha**, **Iha**, **Avyay**, and **Dharana**. Since each of these arises from the five senses and the mind, multiplying 4 by 6 gives us 24 divisions. However, **Vyajanavgraha** arises from only four senses excluding the mind and the eye, hence it has only 4 divisions. Combining these with the aforementioned 24 divisions gives us 28 divisions. Adding the previous 4 divisions to these gives us 32 divisions. Each of these 4, 24, 28, and 32 divisions, since they perceive the six substances (**Bahus**) and their opposites (**Ekavida**), which are 12 in total, are multiplied by 6 and 12 respectively. This gives us the total divisions mentioned in the sutras: 4 x 6 = 24, 24 x 6 = 144, 28 x 6 = 168, 32 x 6 = 192; 4 x 12 = 48, 24 x 12 = 288, 28 x 12 = 336, 32 x 12 = 384.
Therefore, the **Abhinibodhik-Jnana-Avaraniya Karma** (karma that obstructs the knowledge of liberation) is explained in another way. [36]
**Avgraha**, **Avadhana**, **Sana**, **Avalambana**, and **Medha** are synonyms for **Avgraha**. [37]
**Iha**, **Uha**, **Apoha**, **Margna**, **Gaveshana**, and **Mimamsa** are synonyms for **Iha**. [38]
**Avyay**, **Vavsayo**, **Buddhi**, **Vinnani**, **Aundi**, and **Pachaundi** are synonyms for **Avyay**. [39]
**Dharani**, **Dharana**, **Dhavana**, **Kotta**, and **Padittha** are synonyms for **Dharana**. [40]
**Sanna**, **Sadi**, **Madi**, and **Chinta** are synonyms for **Abhinibodhik Jnana**. [41]
Thus, the **Abhinibodhik-Jnana-Avaraniya Karma** is explained in another way. [42]
How many types of **Shruta-Jnana-Avaraniya Karma** (karma that obstructs the knowledge of scriptures) are there? [43]
**Shruta-Jnana** (knowledge of scriptures) is the knowledge of another object that arises from the knowledge of an object through the four types of **Matigyan** (knowledge of the mind) like **Avgraha** etc. It is of two types: **Shabdalingaj** (verbal) and **Ashabdalingaj** (non-verbal). The knowledge of fire from the sign of smoke (**linga**) is **Ashabdalingaj**, while the knowledge of meaning from words is **Shabdalingaj** **Shruta-Jnana**.