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## Gommatasar Karmakanda - 53
**35**
**Meaning:** In the fourth Gunasthan (stage of spiritual progress), the four Kashayas (passions) of the second A-pratyakhyana Avarana (veil of non-recognition), Vajrarashabha Naracha Samhanana (destruction of the pride of being a Vajrarashabha), Audarik Sharira (subtle body), Audarik Angopanga (subtle limbs), Manushya Gati (human birth), Manushya Gaty Anupurvi (successive human births), and Manushya Ayu (human lifespan) - these 10 natures are liberated from bondage. And in the Desha Samyata Gunasthan, the four Kashayas of the Pratyakhyana Avarana are liberated from bondage.
**Re**
**Meaning:** In the sixth Gunasthan, the six natures of Asthir (unstable), Ashubh (unfortunate), Asata Vedaniya (unpleasant), Ayashas Kirti (bad reputation), Arati (discontent), and Shok (sorrow) are liberated from bondage. And in the Aprammatta Gunasthan, the bondage of one Deva Ayu (divine lifespan) is liberated.
**M**
**Meaning:** In the Nivritti (liberation) or A-purvakarana Gunasthan, in the first part of the Maranurhit (death-free) stage, while ascending the ladder of spiritual progress, the two natures of Nidra (sleep) and Prayala (laziness) are liberated. In the sixth part, the 30 natures of Tirthankara (liberated soul), Nirmana (creation), Prashasta Vihayoga Gati (liberated state), Panchendriya Jati (five-sense beings), Tejas (radiant body), Karman (karmic body), Aharak Sharira (food-consuming body), Aharak Angopanga (food-consuming limbs), Sama Chaturashtra Sansthan (square-shaped body), Deva Gati (divine birth), Deva Gaty Anupurvi (successive divine births), Vaikriyik Sharira (changeable body), Vaikriyik Angopanga (changeable limbs), Sparsha (touch), Rasa (taste), Gandha (smell), Varna (color), Aguru Laghu (heavy and light), Upghāt (harm to oneself), Parghāt (harm to others), Ucchvas (exhalation), Sa (being), Badar (obstruction), Paryāpta (sufficient), Pratiyaka Sharira (individual body), Sthir (stable), Shubh (auspicious), Subhaga (beautiful), Susvara (sweet voice), and Aadeya (worthy of respect) are liberated. And in the equal part, the four natures of Hasy (laughter), Rati (attachment), Bhaya (fear), and Jugupsa (disgust) are liberated from bondage.
**Special Meaning:** In the eighth Gunasthan, out of the seven parts, the first, sixth, and seventh parts are the only ones where the above 36 natures are liberated. There is no liberation in the remaining parts. Different beings at the same time can have different outcomes, hence this is called the Nivritti Gunasthan.
**Now, An-nivritti Karana (non-liberation) - in the Sukshma Samparaya Gunasthan, the natures liberated from bondage are:**