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## Second Karma Granth: Appendix
### 133
### 136
A being bound by the lifespan of the same motion has the existence of 138 karmic natures.
### 138
(4) The karmic natures of an Anadi Mithyatvi, Saparyaya-obtained, Abaddha-Shushk Bhavy being are subject to decay - (1) Sadbhavasatta (2) Sambhavasatta.
Those beings who are destined to attain liberation in the same bhava and possess the existence of present karmic natures, both types of beings are included in Sadbhavasatta. And those beings whose lifespan is possible, are included in Sambhavasatta.
Beings with Sadbhavasatta have the existence of 138 karmic natures except for the ten natures - seven including Samyaktvamohaniya and three Ayus. They only have Bhujyaman Ayus.
In beings with Sambhavasatta, (1) due to the counting of all four Ayus in relation to many beings, there is the existence of 141 karmic natures, devoid of the mother natures including Samyaktvamohaniya. (2) In relation to one being, the one bound by the lifespan of another motion has the existence of 136 karmic natures, and (3) the one bound by the lifespan of the same motion has the existence of 138 karmic natures.
Thus, after explaining the existence in relation to Anadi Mithyatvdrishti, now we explain the existence of karmic natures in Sadi Mithyatvdrishti -
One who, after attaining Samyaktv, falls back to the first Gunasthan due to the influence of a complex determination, is called Sadi Mithyatvi. Some of them fall from a higher category, while others only fall from Samyaktv. Those who come here after disassociating from Anantanubandhi after attaining Samyaktv, do not have the existence of Anantanubandhi.