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## Gommatasara Karmakanda-414
It happens because their bondage is found there. Further, their *vidhyat sankrama* occurs until the *aprammatasanyata gunasthan*, because their bondage does not occur there. In countless-year-lifespan *tiryanch* and *manushya mithyadrishtis*, their *vidhyat sankrama* also occurs because their bondage of these natures does not occur. From the first time of the *apurvakaran gunasthan* to the last time of the *sukshmasamprayik gunasthan*, their *gunasankrama* occurs because there is an absence of their bondage. Further, their *sankrama* does not occur because there is an absence of *pratigraha* natures.
The four *sthans*, four *sanhanans*, *durbhag*, *duhswar*, *anadeya*, *nichgotra*, and *aprashastivihayogati* have a downward *sankrama* from the *mithyatvagunasthan* to the *sasadanagunasthan*. Further, their *vidhyat sankrama* occurs until the last time of the *aprammatasanyata gunasthan* because their bondage does not occur further. From the first time of the *apurvakaran gunasthan* to the last time of the *sukshmasamprayik gunasthan*, their *gunasankrama* occurs because they are *aprashastha* natures. Further, their *sankrama* does not occur because there is an absence of *pratigraha* natures. Similarly, one should say the same about the *aparyapta* named karma. The special thing is that its downward *sankrama* only occurs in the *mithyatvagunasthan*.
The manifestation of *ayashaskirti* is similar to the *aparyapta* nature. The special thing is that its downward *sankrama* occurs from *mithyatva* to the *aprammatasanyata gunasthan* because its bondage is found in these *gunasthanas*.
There are three *sankramas* of the *mithyatva* nature: *vidhyat sankrama*, *gunasankrama*, and *sarvasankrama*. From the first time to the *antarmuhurt* time, the *mithyatva* of the *upshamsamyagdristi* jiva has *gunasankrama*. In *kshapana* also, from the first time of *apurvakaran* to the last *sthirthikanadak* *dwicharampali*, its *gunasankrama* occurs. And the last *pali* has *sarvasankrama*. The *mithyatva* nature of the *upshamsamyagdristi* also has *vidhyat sankrama*.
There are four *sankramas* of the *vedakasamyaktva* (*samyaktva* nature): downward *sankrama*, *udvelanasankrama*, *gunasankrama*, and *sarvasankrama*. For example, the *samyaktva* nature has a downward *sankrama* until the *antarmuhurt* time of the *samyagdristi* who has attained *mithyatva*. Further, its *udvelanasankrama* occurs for a time equal to an uncountable part of a *palyopam*, with a participation of an uncountable part of a finger. From the first time of the last *kanadak* of *udvelana* to its *dwicharampali*, its *gunasankrama* occurs, and its last *pali* has *sarvasankrama*.