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In the Harivamsha Purana, a person with pure intellect, having destroyed the seven natures of delusion, attains the pure, sun-like, impermanent right faith (Samyak Darshan). || 87 || He then, without being negligent, ascends the series of destroyers (Kshapaka) and performs the "Atha-pravritta-karana" (the action of downward movement) and then the "Apuurva-karana" (the action of non-occurrence). || 88 || Becoming "Apuurva-karana", he diminishes the state and the parts of the sinful natures, and attains the "Anivritti-karana" (the action of non-return). || 89 || In the ninth "Gunasthan" (stage of virtue) called "Anivritti", he receives the designation of "Kshapaka" and destroys the forest of karma-natures with the fire of "Shukla-dhyana" (white meditation). || 90 || He then destroys the sixteen natures, namely, "Nidra-nidra" (sleep-sleep), "Prachala-prachala" (restlessness-restlessness), "Styana-giddhi" (stupor-dizziness), "Naraka-gati" (hell-path), "Naraka-gati-anupurvi" (hell-path-consecutive), "Tiyach-gati" (animal-path), "Tiyach-gati-anupurvi" (animal-path-consecutive), the four types of births (Eka-indriya, etc.), "Sthavara" (stationary), "Atapa" (hot), "Udyota" (shining), "Sukshma" (subtle), and "Sadharana" (ordinary). || 91-92 || In this same "Gunasthan", after the destruction of the sixteen natures, he destroys the eight "Kshayas" (passions) called "A-pratyakhyana-avaran" (non-rejection covering) and "Pratyakhyana-avaran" (rejection covering). Then, he destroys the "Napumsaka-veda" (neuter-knowledge) and the "Stri-veda" (female-knowledge), and throws the six "Nokra-payas" (inferior knowledge) into the "Pum-veda" (male-knowledge) and destroys them all together. Then, he burns the "Pum-veda" in the fire of "Krodha" (anger), the "Krodha" in the fire of "Mana" (pride), the "Mana" in the fire of "Maya" (illusion), and the "Maya" in the fire of "Lobha" (greed), destroying them in sequence. || 93-95 || Then, he makes the "Lobha" even more subtle and reaches the tenth "Gunasthan" called "Sukshma-samparaya". At the end, he destroys the "Lobha" completely and eliminates the "Moha-karma" (delusion-karma) entirely. || 96 || Then, becoming a resident of the "Kshina-kshaya" (diminished-passion) "Gunasthan", he burns "Nidra" (sleep) and "Prachala" (restlessness) in the final stage, and "Jnana-avaran" (knowledge-covering) and "Antaraya" (obstacles) in the ultimate stage, and the four "Darsana-avaran" (perception-covering) with the fire of "Ekatva-vitarka" (single-thought) "Shukla-dhyana" (white meditation), and becomes a "Sayoga-kevali" (liberated with the body). || 97-98 || Then, transcending the "Sayoga-kevali" "Gunasthan", when he attains the next "Gunasthan", he becomes an "A-yoga-kevali" (liberated without the body) and in the final stage of the "Ahant" (ego) state, he chooses one of the two "Sata-vedaniya" (perceivable) and "A-sata-vedaniya" (imperceivable) "Dev-gati" (heavenly path), and takes the five bodies starting with the "Audarika-sharira" (subtle body), the five "Sanghata" (aggregates), the five "Bandha" (bondages),
1. A-trai-va-anta-para-ma. 2. Pum-veda-ka. 3. Vitarka-agni-ma.