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(25) The true nature is not visible. As the coverings are shed or destroyed, the true nature is revealed. When the coverings are in their most intense state, the soul is at the lowest level of its undeveloped state. This is the lowest level of the soul's state, and when the coverings are completely destroyed, the soul becomes stable in the fullness of its pure nature. That is its complete nature. The highest, supreme, and unchangeable state. As the intensity of the coverings of karma on the soul decreases, the soul gradually gains the benefit of its pure nature, leaving its primary role and moving towards the highest role. In this transitional state, the soul experiences many kinds of high and low consequential states, which, while moving towards upliftment, also bring it back to a lower role, and again from that lower role, it moves towards upliftment with its specific consequences. This process continues, and finally, by the strength of the soul's power, it overcomes those states and attains the ultimate goal. These transitional states, from the beginning to the end and in the middle, have been classified into fourteen divisions, which are called the fourteen Gunasthanas.
The basis of Gunasthanas is the predominance of Mohkarma in karmas, therefore its covering is the most prominent. That is, as long as Moh is strong and intense, all other karma coverings remain strong and intense, and as Moh weakens, the state of other coverings also weakens. Therefore, the main obstacle in the development of the soul is the strength of Moh, and the main helper is the weakening of Moh.