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## Chapter 58: Explanation of *Ghati-sanjna* and *Sthana-sanjna*
**33.** First, we need to understand the *Dhati-sanjna* and *Hana-sanjna*.
**34.** Except for the six karmas of *Sammatta*, *Chadu-sanjalana*, *Kashaya*, and *Purusha-veda*, the *Anubhaga-samkrama* of the remaining twenty-two karmas is always *Sarva-ghati*, and it can be *Dvisthaniya*, *Tristhaniya*, or *Chatur-sthaniya*.
**35.** However, the *Anubhaga-samkrama* of *Samyag-mithyatva* is only *Dvisthaniya*.
**36.** **Explanation:** The twenty-four *Anuyoga-dvara* are as follows: 1. *Sanjna*, 2. *Sarva-samkrama*, 3. *No-sarva-samkrama*, 4. *Utkrisht-samkrama*, 5. *Anutkrisht-samkrama*, 6. *Jaghanya-samkrama*, 7. *Ajaghanya-samkrama*, 8. *Sadis-samkrama*, 9. *Anadis-samkrama*, 10. *Dhuruva-samkrama*, 11. *Adhuruva-samkrama*, 12. *Swamitva* (ownership) with respect to one jiva, 13. *Kala* (time), 14. *Antar* (space), 15. *Sannikarsha* (proximity), 16. *Bhang-vichaya* (destruction and accumulation) with respect to many jivas, 17. *Bhaga-bhag* (division), 18. *Parimana* (quantity), 19. *Kshetra* (field), 20. *Sparshana* (touch), 21. *Kala* (time), 22. *Antar* (space), 23. *Bhaava* (state), and 24. *Alp-bahutva* (lesser and greater). Their meaning should be understood according to the *Anubhaga-vibhakti*.
**Churnisutra:** Among these, *Sanjna* is the first to be investigated. *Sanjna* is of two types: *Ghati-sanjna* and *Sthana-sanjna*.
**Explanation:** *Ghati-sanjna* refers to the examination of the *Desha-ghati* and *Sarva-ghati* in relation to the *Anubhaga-samkrama* of the *Utkrisht-anutkrisht* etc. karmas of *Mithyatva* etc. *Sthana-sanjna* refers to the investigation of the *Ek-sthaniya*, *Dvisthaniya*, etc. states of those same karmas.
Now, the *Churnikara* explains both these *Sanjnas* together.
**Churnisutra:** Except for the six karmas of *Samyaktva-prakriti*, the four *Sanjalana-kashya*, and *Purusha-veda*, the *Anubhaga-samkrama* of the remaining twenty-two karmas is always *Sarva-ghati*, and it can be *Dvisthaniya*, *Tristhaniya*, or *Chatur-sthaniya*. Only the *Anubhaga-samkrama* of *Samyag-mithyatva* is *Dvisthaniya*.
**Explanation:** Except for the twelve *Kashaya* of *Mithyatva*, *Ananta-anubandhi*, etc., and *Purusha-veda*, the *Anubhaga-samkrama* of the remaining eight *No-kashya* is always *Sarva-ghati* in relation to the *Utkrisht*, *Anutkrisht*, *Jaghanya*, and *Ajaghanya* *Anubhaga-samkrama*. The *Utkrisht-anubhaga-samkrama* is only *Chatur-sthaniya*. The *Anutkrisht-anubhaga-samkrama* can be *Chatur-sthaniya*, *Tristhaniya*, or *Dvisthaniya*.
1. The *Anubhaga-samkrama* of the remaining karmas, *Mithyatva*, *Samyag-mithyatva*, the twelve *Kashaya*, and the eight *No-kashya*, is always *Sarva-ghati* in relation to the *Utkrisht*, *Anutkrisht*, *Jaghanya*, and *Ajaghanya* *Anubhaga-samkrama*. This is because it is impossible for the *Anubhaga-samkrama* to be *Desha-ghati* at all times. (Jayadhar)
2. The *Anubhaga-samkrama* of the *Utkrisht* is always *Chatur-sthaniya* because it is established by the *Sarva-ghati*. The *Anubhaga-samkrama* of the *Anutkrisht* can be *Chatur-sthaniya*, *Tristhaniya*, or *Dvisthaniya* because it is possible for it to be in these three states. The *Anubhaga-samkrama* of the *Jaghanya* is always *Dvisthaniya* because it is impossible for it to be in any other state. The *Anubhaga-samkrama* of the *Ajaghanya* can be *Dvisthaniya*, *Tristhaniya*, or *Chatur-sthaniya* because it is possible for it to be in these three states. (Jayadhar)
3. The *Anubhaga-samkrama* of the *Darua-samana* is always *Sarva-ghati* because it is established by the *Sarva-ghati*. (Jayadhar)