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## 634
The **pahude** (individual) who is **fasay** (caught) in **sut** (sleep) [10 **samyaktv** (right knowledge) - **arthaadhikār** (right conduct) (49) **sammāmicchāittī** (right aspiration) **dansaṇamoha** (knowledge-obscuring karma) **abandhago** (unbound) **hoī** (becomes).
**Vedayasammāittī** (right faith) **khīṇo** (destroyed) **vi** (also) **abandhago** (unbound) **hoī** (becomes) ||102|| (50) **Antomuttamadh** (at the end of the highest) **savvovasameṇ** (with all the **avasamas** (stages of liberation)) **hoī** (becomes) **upasanta** (calm).
**Tatto** (from that) **paramudayo** (the highest liberation) **khalu** (indeed) **tiṇṇekadarassa** (of the three **karm** (karmas)) **kammarasa** (the taste of karma) ||103||
And his **mithyātvaka** (false belief) and other karmas that bind due to **mithyātvaka** continue to bind. Although here, karmas are also bound by other **pratyayas** (causes) like **asanyama** (non-restraint), **kṣaya** (passion), etc., they are not mentioned here because where the **mithyātvapratyay** (false belief cause) exists, the existence of the other **pratyayas** like **asanyama** is self-evident.
From the time of entering the **antar** (inner) until the time of **upasama** **samyaktv** (liberation), there is no binding due to **mithyātv** (false belief). But when the time of **upasama** **samyaktv** ends, the binding due to **mithyātv** occurs for the **jīva** (soul) who has obtained **mithyātv** (false belief), but not for the **jīva** who has obtained **samyagmithyātv** (right-wrong belief) or **samyaktvaprakṛti** (right knowledge nature).
**Jayadhavalakāra** has interpreted the word **āsaṇe** (in the state of) as **ṇatthi** (not) and said that even **sāsādan** **samyagdṛṣṭi** (liberated from the **dṛṣṭi** (knowledge) karma) does not have binding due to **mithyātv**.
**Samyagmithyādrṣṭi** (right-wrong belief) **jīva** (soul) is the **avandha** (unbound) of **darśanayoha** (knowledge-obscuring karma). Similarly, **vedaka** **samyagdṛṣṭi** (right faith), **kṣayika** **samyagdṛṣṭi** (right knowledge), and **upasama** **samyagdṛṣṭi** (liberation) and **sāsādan** **samyagdṛṣṭi** (liberated from the **dṛṣṭi** (knowledge) karma) indicated by the word **api** (also) are **avandha** (unbound) of **darśanamoha** (knowledge-obscuring karma). ||102||
**Special Meaning:** **Jayadhavalakāra** has explained another special meaning of this **gāthā** (verse) by saying **athvā** (or). He says, just as the **mithyādrṣṭi** (false belief) **jīva** (soul) binds **mithyātvakarma** (false belief karma) due to the arising of **mithyātvakarma** (false belief karma), does the **samyagmithyādrṣṭi** (right-wrong belief) **jīva** (soul) bind **samyagmithyātvakarma** (right-wrong belief karma) due to the arising of **samyagmithyātv** (right-wrong belief) and does the **vedaka** **samyagdṛṣṭi** (right faith) **jīva** (soul) bind **samyaktvaprakṛti** (right knowledge nature) due to the arising of **samyaktvaprakṛti** (right knowledge nature)? The answer to this question is that **samyagmithyādrṣṭi** (right-wrong belief) does not bind **samyagmithyātv** (right-wrong belief) and **vedaka** **samyagdṛṣṭi** (right faith) does not bind **samyaktvaprakṛti** (right knowledge nature). The reason for this is that these two **prakṛtis** (natures) are not considered as binding **prakṛtis** (natures) in the **karma** (karma) theory. **Kṣayika** **samyagdṛṣṭi** (right knowledge) is the **avandha** (unbound) of **darśanamoha** (knowledge-obscuring karma) because it has destroyed all three **prakṛtis** (natures).
The **darśanamoha** (knowledge-obscuring karma) of the **upasama** **samyagdṛṣṭi** (liberation) **jīva** (soul) remains **upasanta** (calm) with **sarvopaśama** (complete liberation) until the **antarmuhūrt** (inner moment) time. After that, according to the rule, one of the three **karm** (karmas) - **mithyātv** (false belief), **samyagmithyātv** (right-wrong belief), and **samyaktvaprakṛti** (right knowledge nature) - arises. ||103||
**Special Meaning:** The word **antarmuhūrt** (inner moment) in the **gāthā** (verse) should be understood as a numerical part of the **antar** (inner) time. The meaning of **sarvopaśama** (complete liberation) is that during the time of **upasama** **samyaktv** (liberation), the arising of the three **prakṛtis** (natures) of **darśanamoha** (knowledge-obscuring karma) - **prakṛti** (nature), **sthiti** (state), **anubhāga** (part), and **pradeśa** (region) - is completely absent. When the time of **upasama** **samyaktv** (liberation) ends, the three...