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## Sasadan
According to the author of the Gommatasar Karmakanda-231 Kashayapahuduchurnisutra, the **Udayavyuchchitti**, **Uday** and **Anuday** are the **Sandrishtguna** (characteristics of perception) of the **Uday** (arising), **Anuday** (non-arising) and **Vyuchchitti** (cessation) of **Mithyatva** (false belief).
In the **Purvasandrisht** (previous perception), there are 10 **Udayavyuchchitti** (arising and cessation) of **Prakriti** (nature), but the **Vyuchchitti** of **Sthavar** (stationary), **Ekendiriya** (one-sensed), **Dwindriya** (two-sensed), **Triindriya** (three-sensed) and **Chaturindriya** (four-sensed) does not occur in the **Mithyatva** **Gunasthan** (stage of false belief), but in the **Sasadan** **Gunasthan** (stage of attachment). Therefore, only 5 **Vyuchchitti** are mentioned here.
* **9** (4 **Kashay** (passions) + **Sthavar** and **Ekendiriya** etc. **Charajati** (four types of beings))
* **11** (5 + 5 + 1 **Narakgatya** (hellish path) **Anupurvi** (sequential))
**Purvasandrisht** according to:
* **Asanyata** (uncontrolled)
* **Deshasanyata** (controlled in conduct)
* **Pramattasanyata** (controlled with negligence)
* **Apramattasanyata** (controlled without negligence)
* **Apuurvakaran** (non-creation of new karma)
* **Anivritikaran** (non-destruction of old karma)
* **Sukshmasampray** (subtle perception)
* **Upshantamoha** (subdued delusion)
* **Kshinamoha** (diminished delusion)
* **Sayogakevali** (liberated with karma)
**Purvasandrisht** according to:
* **Sata-Asata Ayogakevali** (liberated without karma) - 13th and 14th **Gunasthan** - 12
The **Uday** of both these **Prakriti** (nature) is considered to be up to the 143rd **Gunasthan** in relation to various **Jiva** (souls), but here only one of them is considered to have **Uday**. Therefore, there is a difference of 1 **Prakriti** in the **Uday-Anuday** **Prakriti** in both **Gunasthan** compared to the previous one.