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**The Collection of Yugadristi**
This first Gunasthanak is attained in the Dipra Dristi, which is the ultimate limit of the four Dristi. Therefore, in the four Dristi of Mitra, etc., the proportion of Mithyatva decreases progressively, and the proportion of the resulting Gun increases progressively. Thus, in the fourth Dristi, the Gunasthanak has the least amount of Mithyatva and the highest amount of Gun. Therefore, in the Dipra Dristi, the Gunasthanak with the least amount of Mithyatva and the highest amount of Mithyatva is found. After that, from the fifth Sthira Dristi onwards, there is no Mithyatva at all.
**5. Sthira Dristi**
“Dristi Sthiramahi Darshan Nitya, Ratnaprabha Sam Jane Re.” - Shri, Go Sazay
The fifth Sthira Dristi is only for the Samyagdristivant Purusha, who has experienced Granthibhed, i.e., whose knot of Karma, which is the result of Raga-Dvesha, has been severed. It is only for the Bhedgyani, the Atmajgyani. This Purusha has the experience of Bhedgyan-Atmajgyan, which is the knowledge of the pure Ratna-like Atma, which is completely different from the body and all other external objects. “I am the Atma, who is one, stable, pure, full of Darshan-Gyan, and always formless. I am not anything else, not even a single Paramanu.” This is the unshakeable, stable conviction of the Bhedgyani, Atmadristi Purusha.
"Ahamikko Khalu Suddho Dasananamiao Sadaravi. Navi Asthi Majjnya Kinchivi Anna Paramanumittapi."
Shri Kundakundacharya's Shri Samyasar
And that is why this Dristi is called Sthira. The Bodh that arises in it is said to be like the light of a gem, which is also appropriate, because the light of a gem is also stable, it does not waver. Similarly, the Bodh of the Samyagdristi Purusha is also stable, it does not waver, it does not move. Even when there is a Vajapat* and the entire universe is trembling with fear, the Samyagdristi Purusha remains fearless, leaving all doubts behind, knowing that he is not harmed.
* "Samyagdristi Ev Saahasamidam Kartum Kshamate Param,
_ Yadale'pi Patatyami Bhaychalatrailokyamuktavaani. Sarvamev Nisarganirbhayataya Shankam Vihay Swayam, Jananta: Syam Avadhya Bodhavashan Bodhaccyavante Na Hi."
Shri Amritchandracharya's Samyasarkalash