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## Gommatasara Karmakanda-351
**Regarding the Mithyatva Gunasthan, Sattvasthan and its Breakage (in comparison to Baddhayushk and Abaddhayushk)**
**Gunasthan** | **Sattva** | **Specific Details** | **Breakage Number** | **Nature Number** | **Location** | **Mithyatva** | **In comparison to Baddhayushk**
------- | -------- | -------- | -------- | -------- | -------- | -------- | --------
| **First Location** | **146** | **146 (148-2, Tiryanch-Devayu)** | **Mithyadristi** | **Human** | **Narakaayu** | **After binding Narakaayu, the person attained Vedak Samyaktva and also bound Tirthankara-Prakriti. At the moment of death, he entered the Mithyatva Gunasthan with 146 Prakruti Sattva.** | **Note: For a Samyagdristi human who has bound human and Tiryanch-ayu, the binding of Tirthankara-Prakriti does not begin.** |
| **First Location** | **145** | **145 (148-3, Manushya-Tiryanch-Devayu)** | **Mithyatva** | **Abaddhayushk** | **Human** | **A human who has bound Devayu in the 4th to 7th Gunasthan cannot enter Mithyatva.** | **In comparison to Baddhayushk** |
**Explanation:**
As mentioned above, a Naraki with Tirthankara-Prakriti Sattva, born in the second and third Naraka, remains Mithyadristi for three Antarmuhurta. During this time, his future life is not bound, as the binding of life in Naraka occurs in the last six months. Therefore, due to the reduced Sattva of the bound life, the Sattvasthan, which is 146 Prakruti for Baddhayushk, is reduced by the bound human life, resulting in a Sattvasthan of 145 Prakruti here.