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## Verse 22)
**58. Whose is the lowest state of Samyak-Mithyatva-Prakriti?**
**59. Of the one who is about to be born in the last time.**
**60. Whose is the lowest state of the infinite Kshayaikas?**
**61. Of the one who has two time-periods worth of state remaining after the disconnection of the infinite Kshayaikas.**
**62. The lowest state of the remaining Prakṛitis should be determined as described in the Udeerna.**
**Explanation:**
The lowest state of Samyak-Mithyatva-Prakriti in Narakas is of the one who is about to be born in the last time, who is a Mithyatva-drishti Naraka.
**Details:**
When a Naraka with Samyak-drishti attains Mithyatva and remains in it for an Antarmukhurta, he begins to experience the Udvellana of both Samyak-Prakriti and Samyak-Mithyatva. He first sheds countless parts of the state of Samyak-Prakriti, like a Palya, and then sheds countless parts of the state of Samyak-Mithyatva-Prakriti, ultimately shedding the last part of the last Udvellana-Kanda. At this point, one time-period worth of Gopuccha remains. When these are also shed through the process of Adhasthiti-Galana, a state of Nipeka with two time-periods is observed. At this time, the lowest state of Samyak-Mithyatva-Prakriti is attained.
**Explanation:**
Whose is the lowest state of the infinite Kshayaikas (anger, pride, deceit, and greed)? The lowest state of the infinite Kshayaikas is of the one who has two time-periods worth of state remaining after the disconnection of the infinite Kshayaikas.
**Explanation:**
The lowest state of the remaining Prakṛitis should be determined as described in the Udeerna.
**Details:**
The lowest state of Mithyatva-Prakriti is of the one who is an Asangi Panchaindriya Tiryanch who, from his state of Mithyatva, which is like a vast ocean, sheds countless parts of the state, like a Palya, and attains the lowest state. He then remains in this lowest state for an Antarmukhurta, until he dies and is reborn in Naraka as a Naraka with two time-periods. There, he remains in the state of Mithyatva, which is suitable for an Asangi Panchaindriya, for both time-periods. This is because, when an Asangi Panchaindriya is born in the state of a Sanghi Panchaindriya, he does not attain the state of the body until he has attained the state of the body.