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## Second Karma Granth
These become extinct in time, meaning they are not capable of arising in the sixth and subsequent Gunasthanas. Thus, the arising of the four natures, namely Tiryanch-Gati, etc., up to Udyot, is considered to be only up to the fifth Gunasthana. And the arising of the fourfold Pratyakhyana-Avarana-Kshaya - Pratyakhyana-Avarana, Krodha, Mana, Maya, and Lobha - as long as it persists, the attainment of any Gunasthana from the sixth onwards does not occur. In other words, as long as the Pratyakhyana-Avarana Kshayas continue to arise, the observance of all restraints cannot be achieved, nor can the sixth Gunasthana be attained. Therefore, due to the cessation of these Kshayas at the end of the fifth Gunasthana, they are not considered capable of arising in the sixth Gunasthana.
Thus, out of the 87 natures capable of arising in the fifth Gunasthana, the arising of these eight natures - Tiryanch-Gati, Tiryanch-Ayu, Nich-Gotra, Udyot-Nama-Karma, and Pratyakhyana-Avarana Krodha, Mana, Maya, and Lobha - ceases at the end of the fifth Gunasthana. Therefore, it should be considered that the arising of the remaining 76 natures occurs in the sixth Gunasthana without these eight Karma-Prakritis. However, the arising of the two natures - Aharak-Dwik, Aharak-Sharira, and Aharak-Angopanga Nama-Karma - occurs only in the sixth Gunasthana. Therefore, by including these two in the aforementioned 76 natures, it is considered that the arising of a total of 81 natures occurs in the sixth Gunasthana.
The arising of Aharak-Dwik in the sixth Gunasthana is observed when a Chaturdasha Purvadhara Muni, through Labdhi, creates an Aharak-Sharira and assumes it. A Chaturdasha Purvadhari, through a subtle object...
- Gommatasar, Karmakar, 267