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## Chapter One
**1188148** Samyaktvam (Right Faith) is characterized by the cessation of kshaya (karmic defilement). However, for the asamyata (non-controlled), it is an audayika (arising) state. For the samyata-samyata (controlled-controlled), pramatta-samyata (careless-controlled), and aprammatta-samyata (careful-controlled), it is a kshayopaśamika (cessation of kshaya) state. This kshayopaśamika state is Samyaktvam.
Among the aupaśamika (subdued) samyagdrsti (right vision), the asamyata samyagdrsti is an aupaśamika state. This aupaśamika state is Samyaktvam. However, for the asamyata, it is an audayika state. For the samyata-samyata, pramatta-samyata, and aprammatta-samyata, it is a kshayopaśamika state. This aupaśamika state is Samyaktvam. The aupaśamika state of the four upasamaka (subduers) is Samyaktvam. The parināmika (consequential) state of the sasadan samyagdrsti (right vision with attachment) is Samyaktvam. The kshayopaśamika state of the samyag-mithyadrsti (right-wrong vision) is Samyaktvam. The audayika state of the mithyadrsti (wrong vision) is Samyaktvam.
**8146.** The state of the sanjna (conscious) is similar to the flow of the sanjna. The state of the asanjna (unconscious) is audayika. The state of those who are devoid of both sanjna and asanjna is similar to the flow of both.
**8147.** The state of the aharaka (eating) and anaharaka (non-eating) is similar to the flow of the aharaka. Thus, the state is complete.
**8148.** Now, we discuss the alpa-bahutvam (few-many). It is of two types: samanya (general) and visesha (specific). Generally, the three upasamaka are the fewest, equal in number to the number of entrances into their respective gunasthanas (states of merit) and kalas (times). The upashanta-kshaya (those with subdued karmic defilement) are equal in number. The kshapaka (destroyers) of the three gunasthanas, starting with apurvakarana (initial karma), are numerous. The kshina-kshaya-vitraga (those with destroyed karmic defilement, free from attachment) are equal in number. The sayoga-kevali (liberated with attachments) and ayoga-kevali (liberated without attachments) are equal in number to the number of entrances. The sayoga-kevali, who are numerous, are gathered in their own time. The aprammatta-samyata (careful-controlled) are numerous. The pramatta-samyata (careless-controlled) are numerous. The samyata-samyata (controlled-controlled) are innumerable. The sasadan-samyagdrsti (right vision with attachment) are innumerable. The samyag-mithyadrsti (right-wrong vision) are numerous. The asamyata-samyagdrsti (non-controlled right vision) are innumerable. The mithyadrsti (wrong vision) are infinite.