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## Three Types of Samyaktvam
**Samyaktvam is of three types:** Kshayik Samyaktvam, Kshayopa-shaamik Samyaktvam, and Aupa-shaamik Samyaktvam. Kshayik Samyaktvam is the highest, Kshayopa-shaamik Samyaktvam is the middle, and Aupa-shaamik Samyaktvam is the lowest.
**Origin of the Three Samyaktvams:**
There are three types of natures: Mithyatva, Samyak-mithyatva, and Samyaktvam. There are also four types of Ananta-anuvandi: Krodha, Mana, Maya, and Lobha. These seven together are called Kshaya. The destruction of these seven leads to Kshayik Samyaktvam. The suppression of these seven leads to Aupa-shaamik Samyaktvam. The destruction and suppression of these seven leads to Kshayopa-shaamik Samyaktvam. All three types of Samyaktvam lead to liberation.
**Eight Qualities of Samyaktvam:**
Samyaktvam has eight qualities: Samvega, Nivega, self-criticism, self-respect, Upashama, Bhakti, Vatsalya, and Anukampa.
**Four Fields and Samyaktvam:**
Samyaktvam arises when the Ayukarma related to the four fields (Naraka-kshetra, Tiryanch-kshetra, Manushya-kshetra, and Deva-kshetra) are destroyed. However, the fifth Gunasthan (Anuvrata-Deshavirata) and the sixth and seventh Gunasthan (Mahavrat) do not arise when the Ayukarma related to the three fields (Naraka-kshetra, Tiryanch-kshetra, and Manushya-kshetra) are destroyed. They only arise when the Ayukarma related to the Deva-kshetra is destroyed.
**Samyaktvam and Birth Places:**
Samyaktvam does not arise in the twelve places where Mithyatva is born. These twelve places are: the six earths except for the first Naraka-bhoomi (Ratna-prabha), the three types of Devas (Jyotishi, Vyantar, and Bhavanvaasi), and the three types of women (Deva-angana, Manushya-niya, and Tiyach-niya). In these twelve places, only Mithyatva is born. However, after being born in these places, the possibility of attaining Samyaktvam arises.