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2. **Jagrat** - In this state, the ego and possessiveness are slightly awakened.
3. **Mahajagrat** - In this state, the ego and possessiveness are strengthened. This state can be considered as human or divine.
4. **Jagratswapna** - In this state, there is an element of delusion even while awake. For example, seeing two moons instead of one, or the illusion of silver in a shell. Due to the presence of delusion, this state is called Jagratswapna.
5. **Swapna** - The perception of a dream after waking up from sleep is called the Swapna state.
6. **Swapnajagrat** - This state involves the immersion of a dream that has been ongoing for years. It continues even after the body dies.
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7. **Sushuptak** - A state like deep sleep. In this state, there is a state of inertia, and karmas remain only in the form of desires.
This is a summary of the seven states of ignorance. The third to seventh states occur in the human body. The states of knowledge are as follows:
1. **Shubhechcha** - A desire with a lineage of self-reflection.
2. **Vicharana** - A tendency towards good conduct due to the study of scriptures and the practice of detachment through good company.
3. **Tanumansa** - A decrease in attachment to sense objects due to Shubhechcha and Vicharana.
4. **Sattvapatti** - Being established in the true and pure self.