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## Nature-Transition Interval - Explanation
**Chapter 26**
**64.** There are three types of intervals for the transition of the remaining 25 natures: **Anadi-Ananta**, **Anadi-Santa**, and **Sadi-Santa**.
**65.** The **Sadi-Santa** interval is the shortest, with the **Antarmuhurta** being the least duration and the **Upardha-Pudgala-Parivartan** being the longest.
**66.** Now, we discuss the interval of transition in relation to a single being.
**67.** What is the interval of transition for the **Michchhatva**, **Samyag-Michchhatva**, and **Samyaktva** natures?
**68.** The shortest interval for the transition of these three natures is **Antarmuhurta**, and the longest is **Upardha-Pudgala-Parivartan**.
**69.** The shortest interval for the transition of **Samyag-Michchhatva** is **Ekasamaya**.
**70.** What is the interval of transition for the **Ananta-Anubandhi** Kapas?
**71.** The shortest interval for the transition of **Ananta-Anubandhi** Kapas is **Antarmuhurta**, and the longest is **Sadik-Do-Var-Chhayasath-Sagaropama**.
**72.** What is the interval of transition for the remaining 21 natures of **Charitra-Mohaniya**?
**73.** The shortest interval for the transition of the remaining 21 natures of **Charitra-Mohaniya** is **Ekasamaya**, and the longest is **Antarmuhurta**.
**74.** Now, we discuss the interval of transition in relation to different beings.
**75.** The interval of transition is only applicable to those natures that have **Satkarma** (good karma).
**76.** All beings, according to their nature, are subject to both **Samkrama** (transition) and **Asamkrama** (non-transition) of **Michchhatva** and **Samyaktva**.