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## Gommatasar Karmakanda - 713
**Verse 825:**
There are three places for the *kshayopashmik* (destructive-pacifying) state in the *mithyatva* (false belief) and *sasadan* (attachment) *gunasthanas* (stages of spiritual development), two places in the *misra* (mixed) *gunasthanas*, and four places in the *pramatta* (inattentive) *gunasthanas*. *Vedak* (knowledge-based) *samyaktv* (right faith) is found in the *desasamya* (self-controlled) *gunasthanas*, and *desasamya* (self-control) is found in the *desasamya* (self-controlled) *gunasthanas*.
**Verse 826:**
*Rajam* (royal) is found in the *pramatta* (inattentive) *gunasthanas*, and the *michchadi* (wrong conduct) *gunasthanas* are found in the *bhang* (broken) and *chakkhuvihin* (blind) *michchaduga* (wrong path) *gunasthanas*.
**Verse 827:**
*Aviduga* (unaware) is absent in the *misratiye* (mixed) *gunasthanas*, and *anathaanam* (other place) is found in the *vahiduga* (aware) *gunasthanas*.
**Explanation:**
In the *mithyatva* (false belief) and *sasadan* (attachment) *gunasthanas*, there are three *ajnan* (ignorance) and two *darshan* (perception) *kshayopashmik* states, making a total of five. In the *misra* (mixed) *gunasthanas*, there are three *ajnan* (ignorance) and three *darshan* (perception) *kshayopashmik* states, making a total of six. In the *pramatta* (inattentive) *gunasthanas*, there are four *jnan* (knowledge) and three *darshan* (perception) *kshayopashmik* states, including *man:paryaya* (mind-consciousness). The five *kshayopashmik* *labdhis* (achievements) - *dana* (generosity), etc. - are found from the *mithyatva* (false belief) *gunasthanas* to the *kshinakshaya* (diminished passions) *gunasthanas*.
There is no living being who can have only *audayik* (worldly) states, because the *chetana* (consciousness) *rupa* (form) *jivattva* (being a living being) *parinamik* (resultant) state is present in all living beings, and the *audayik* (worldly) state is present in all *samsari* (worldly) living beings from the first *gunasthanas* to the fourteenth *gunasthanas*.
**Verse 824** states that there are three places for the *kshayopashmik* (destructive-pacifying) state in the *mithyatva* (false belief) and *sasadan* (attachment) *gunasthanas*, two places in the *misra* (mixed) *gunasthanas*, and four places in the *pramatta* (inattentive) *gunasthanas*. However, this verse does not prove that any living being can have only one *audayik* (worldly) state.
**(Commentary by Pandit Ratanchandra Mukhtar: Vyaktitva aur Kritattva, page 523)**
**Note:** The translation preserves the Jain terms as requested. The explanation provides a more detailed understanding of the concepts.