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## Mithyatva
**Mithyatva**
**Second place** in comparison to Abaddhayushk
**Third place** in comparison to Badhayushk
**Gommatsar Karmakanda - 353**
**1 N.**
**1 Ti.**
**1 M.**
**1 De.**
**4**
**144**
** * **
**144 (148-4, Bhujyaman Ayu without remaining 3 Ayu, Tirthankara)**
**145** With the existence of 145 sattva prakritis of the aforementioned jiva, the remaining sattva prakritis after reducing the bound ayu are 144, hence there are 4 bhattas in comparison to the speed (8-9-10-11).
**142 (148-6, Tiryancha and Devayu and Aharak Chatushk)**
A mithyadristi man first attained the Agammatta Gunasthan, but there he did not bind the Aharak Chatushk and again attained the Mithyatva Gunasthan. Or, he bound the Aharak Chatushk in the Apsagunaasthan, and later, after attaining the Mithyatva Gunasthan, he was born as a human after countless years by the udvelana of the Aharak Chatushk. There, after binding the Narakayu, he became a Vedak Samyagdristi and, by having the Shodashakarna Bhavana at the feet of the Kevali-Shruta Kevali, he started binding the Tirthaprakriti and, being associated with that karma, he went to the second and third Naraka. The jiva, with the remaining antarmuhurta of Bhujyaman Ayu, died before death and fell into Mithyatva. His 142 prakritis are true. And the man who has bound the Devayu and started binding the Tirthankara prakriti, his Samyaktva does not leave him, and his Tirthankara prakriti will be bound in the Samay Prabaddha for 33 Sagar Parvanta, with 8 years and one antarmuhurta, two koti, in the best way. This is possible only for the jiva who is going to be a Naraki.