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**Sarvarthasiddhi**
[9145 § 908]
A **panchendriya** (five-sensed) **paryapta** (sufficient) **jiva** (living being) who is ascending the **sopana** (stages) of **karma** (action) from **apuurvakarana** (initial action) onwards, becomes **bahutarakarma nirjara** (one who destroys many karmas). The same **jiva**, upon attaining the **nimitta** (cause) for **prathama samyaktv** (first right faith), becomes **samyagdristi** (right-seeing) and **asankhyeya guna nirjara** (one who destroys countless karmas). The same **jiva**, upon attaining the **parinama** (result) of **kshayopasama** (cessation of destruction) of **apratyakhyanavaran karma** (one of the types of **charitra mohaniya karma** (karma that hinders conduct)), becomes **shravaka** (hearer) due to the **prakarhsa** (excellence) of **vishuddhi** (purity) and becomes **asankhyeya guna nirjara**. The same **jiva**, upon attaining the **parinama** (result) of **kshayopasama** (cessation of destruction) of **apratyakhyanavaran karma** (one of the types of **charitra mohaniya karma** (karma that hinders conduct)), becomes **virat** (one who has renounced) due to the **vishuddhi** (purity) of **parinama** (result) and becomes **asankhyeya guna nirjara**. The same **jiva**, when he **viyojana** (separates) himself from **anantanubandhi** (infinitely connected) **krodha** (anger), **mana** (pride), **maya** (deceit), and **lobha** (greed), becomes **asankhyeya guna nirjara** due to the **prakarhsa** (excellence) of **vishuddhi** (purity) of **parinama** (result). The same **jiva**, when he **nirdiksha** (destroys) the **trina** (grass) of **darshan mohaniya** (karma that hinders knowledge) of **trirupa** (three forms), becomes **darshan moha kshapaka** (one who destroys the karma that hinders knowledge) due to the **atishya** (excess) of **vishuddhi** (purity) of **parinama** (result) and becomes **asankhyeya guna nirjara** as mentioned before. Thus, he becomes **kshayika samyagdristi** (one who has destroyed the karma that hinders right faith) and, while striving towards **shreshya arohana** (ascending the highest stage) and **charitra moha upasama** (cessation of karma that hinders conduct), he experiences **upasamaka** (one who destroys) due to the **prakarhsa** (excellence) of **vishuddhi** (purity) and becomes **asankhyeya guna nirjara** as mentioned before. The same **jiva**, upon attaining the **nimitta** (cause) for **charitra moha upasama** (cessation of karma that hinders conduct), becomes **upashanta kshaya** (one who has destroyed the karma that hinders conduct) and becomes **asankhyeya guna nirjara** as mentioned before. The same **jiva**, while striving towards **charitra moha kshapana** (destruction of karma that hinders conduct) and increasing **vishuddhi** (purity) of **parinama** (result), experiences **kshapaka** (one who destroys) and becomes **asankhyeya guna nirjara** as mentioned before. The same **jiva**, while striving towards **parinama** (result) of **kshayana** (destruction) of **charitra moha kshapana** (destruction of karma that hinders conduct), becomes **kshina kshaya** (one who has destroyed the karma that hinders conduct) and becomes **asankhyeya guna nirjara** as mentioned before. The same **jiva**, upon destroying the **ghatikarma** (destructive karma) by the fire of **dvitiya shukla dhyana** (second white meditation), becomes **jina** (conqueror) and becomes **asankhyeya guna nirjara** as mentioned before.