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## Second Karma Granth: Appendix
### 131
This section discusses the qualifications of those who are capable of attaining the Gunasthanas and those who are not. In the scriptures, they are respectively called **Bhavya** and **Abhavya**. These categories are further divided into two: those who have not attained **Saparyaya** and those who have attained **Shraparyaya**.
Within these categories, there are also two further divisions: those who have bound the lifespan of their next birth in the same state and those who have not. These are called **Purvaayusk** and **Abaddhayusk**.
In summary, there are the following distinctions:
1. **Anadi Mithyatvi Saparyaya Aprapta Purvabaddhayusk**
2. **Anadi Mithyatvi Saparyaya Aprapta Abaddhayusk**
3. **Anadi Mithyatvi Saparyaya Prapt Purvabaddhayusk**
4. **Anadi Mithyatvi Saparyaya Prapt Abaddhayusk**
These four categories, when considered in relation to **Bhavya** and **Abhavya**, result in a total of eight distinctions.
These distinctions will help us understand the existence of **Prakritis** in the **Mithyatva Gunasthan**. However, before understanding the existence of **Prakritis**, it is important to note that those who have never attained **Shraparyaya** will never have the **Prakritis** of **Manushyadvik**, **Narakadvik**, **Devadvik**, **Vaishriyachaturk**, **Aharakchaturk**, **Narakay**, **Manushyayu**, **Devayu**, **Samyaktvamohaniya**, **Mishramohaniya**, **Gotra**, and **Tirthankara** **Namakarma**.
Similarly, those who are **Anadi Mithyatvi** will never have the **Prakritis** of **Samyaktvamohaniya**, **Mishramohaniya**, **Aharakchaturk**, and **Tirthankara** **Namakarma**. A being can have a maximum of two **Ayukarma** **Prakritis**.
Now, let's discuss the existence of these eight categories in detail.