Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
## Verse 654
718/Go. Ma. Jivakash
**Special Meaning:** Neither gods nor hell-beings have either Anuvrata or Mahavrat. Tiryantras have Anuvrata. If Tiryantras have a bond of hell-life, animal-life, or human-life, then they cannot even take Anuvrata; however, they can attain Samyaktva. Humans can have both Anuvrata and Mahavrat. If they have a bond of hell-life, animal-life, or human-life, then they cannot take Anuvrata or Mahavrat, but they can attain Samyaktva. Even if gods and hell-beings have a bond of animal-life or human-life, they can still attain Samyaktva.
**Verse:**
"The one who has fallen from Samyaktva and has not attained Mithyatva, is a Sasadan Samyagdristi Jiva. He is united with the fifth state." ||654||
**Special Meaning:** Sasadan Gunasthan is attained only after falling from the first Upasham Samyagdarshan, not from any other Samyaktva. However, according to the opinion of Kashayapahuḍ, Sasadan Gunasthan is possible even after falling from the second Upasham Samyaktva. The fifth state of Sasadan Samyagdristi is called the Pariṇāmik state. However, this Pariṇāmik state is not eternal like Bhavyatva, etc., but it is called Pariṇāmik in relation to Darshanmohaniya Karma, which is finite. There is a special explanation regarding this verse in the special meaning of verse 16. You should refer to it. It is not being written here due to the fault of repetition.
The Samyagdristi Jiva who has made the infinite-bound fourfold (Anantānubandhi Chatushk) non-existent through dispassion, when he attains Mithyatva or Sasadan, then in the first moment of Mithyatva or Sasadan, the infinite-bound fourfold is found to be existent.
**Doubt:** How does the non-existent infinite-bound fourfold arise in Sasadan from the existent form?
**Solution:** From the Sasadan Pariṇāmas.
**Doubt:** What is the reason for the arising of these Sasadan Pariṇāmas?
**Solution:** From the arising of the infinite-bound fourfold.
**Doubt:** What is the reason for the arising of the infinite-bound fourfold?
**Solution:** The arising of the infinite-bound fourfold is due to the special Pariṇāmas. Due to the greatness of the Pariṇāmas, the substance of the remaining Kashayas is transformed into the infinite-bound form in the Sasadan Gunasthan at that very moment, and its arising is seen.
1. Pra. Pan. San. Pri. 35 Verse 168.
2. Jayadhaval Pu. 4 Pri. 24.
3. Jayadhavan Pu. 10 Pri. 124.