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## Verse 104
**Subtle Subtlety (Sookshma Maampraaya) Gunasthan:** In the Subtle Subtlety Gunasthan, the subtle greed (Kapaay) remains. In all the higher Gunasthanas, there are no Kshayaas.
**Knowledge Path (Gyaan Maargna):** In the first and second Gunasthanas, there are only three types of knowledge (Myaan). Even in the mixed (Mishch) state, the three types of knowledge (Graadi) are mixed. In the fourth and fifth Gunasthanas, there are three right knowledges (Samyagyaan): Mati, Shraut, and Avadhi. From the sixth to the twelfth Gunasthanas, along with the above three, there is also Mind Perception (Manah Paryaya). Further, in the thirteenth and higher Gunasthanas, there is only pure knowledge (Kevalgyaan).
**Restraint Path (Sanyam Maargna):** In the first four Gunasthanas, there is the path of unrestraint (Asanyam Maargga). In the fifth Gunasthan, there is only restraint of the body (Deshasanyam). In the sixth and seventh, there are three restraints: Samaayik, Chhedoshthapana, and Parihaar Vishuddhi. In the eighth and ninth Gunasthanas, there are only Samaayik and Chhedoshthapana restraints. In the tenth, there is the restraint of Subtle Subtlety (Sookshma Saampraaya). In all the higher Gunasthanas, there is the restraint as described (Yathaakhyaat Sanyam). This is also called the restraint beyond description (Atharakhyaat Sanyam) by Pujyapadaacharya and others.
**Vision Path (Darshan Maargna):** In the first three Gunasthanas, there are two visions: Chakshu and Achakshu. From the fourth to the twelfth Gunasthanas, there are three visions: Chakshu, Prachakshu, and Avadhi Darshan. In the higher Gunasthanas, there is only pure vision (Keval Darshan). (In the Pancha Sangrah, Avadhi Darshan is also mentioned in the third Gunasthan! Why is the vision of doubt-removal (Shankha Vibhang Darshan) not mentioned in the first and second Gunasthanas?
**Solution:** Because it is included in Avadhi Darshan. Similarly, in the Siddhivinishchay, it is said: "Avadhigyaan and Vibhanggyaan are included in Avadhi Darshan."
**Leshya Path (Leshya Maargna):** In the first four Gunasthanas, there are all six Leshyas. From the fifth to the seventh Gunasthanas, there are only three auspicious Leshyas. Beyond this, until the state of being united with the Supreme (Sayogi), there is only the white Leshya (Shuklaleshya). The state of being separated from the Supreme (Ayogi Gunasthan) is without Leshya. It is noteworthy that according to Pujyapada, the author of Sarvarth Siddhi, even those who are free from attachment (Nirgranth), who are engaged in the practice of restraint (Sanyat), and who are in the state of being united with the Supreme (Sayogi), can have inauspicious Leshyas. However, according to Dhavala, after the fourth Gunasthan, the three inauspicious Leshyas are impossible.
**Bhavya Path (Bhavya Maargna):** In the first Gunasthan, there are both Bhavya and Abhavya. From the second to the twelfth Gunasthanas, there are only Bhavya. In both the state of being united with the Supreme (Sayogi) and the state of being separated from the Supreme (Ayogi), there are only Bhavya.
**References:**
1. Gh. 2/436 to 442
2. Sayogi-Kevalin Bhavya Maage Asthi... Kevan Gaanan... Evam Prayogik Kevalin Tampi Jaatavyam. 5.2/44-
3. Dh. 2/432
4. Pan. Ma. Gaatha 64.66, Page 100
5. Vihang Darshanam Ki Pahibida, Tassa Prohidasago Antbhaavaada. Tatha Siddhivinishchay Apui Tam... "Avadhivi. Bhangyogbaghi Darshan Meva" Iti. Dhavala Page 13, Patra 356
6. Ma. Mi. 946; Na. Vr. 6.47.316; Ga. Va. 6146 Bakush Pratisevnaanusheelayo: Padapi. Karakuineenasy Uttaraaschanaapta:
7. Gh. 2435 Drishyatam (Nakshatra 13 Graadi Tatha Dh. 21801)
8. Gh. 2/448 to 150, Gh. 1/365, Sa. Si. 18, Pu. 23, Page 26. Page 38, Page 56; San. Pan. San. 11215, Page 6.