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Karma cannot be completely covered, but some part remains open, so that the division of day and night can be made. Similarly, even when Mithyatva-mohaniya karma arises, the Jiva's Drishtigana is not completely covered, but the Mithyatvi's vision is also partially true. Besides this, the Nigodaya Jiva also has a partial use of a kind of Avyaka touch. If this is not accepted, the Nigodaya Jiva will be called Ajiva. Therefore, Mithyatva is considered a Gunasthan.
Question - When we accept that the Mithyatvi's vision is partially true, what is the obstacle in calling and accepting it as Samyagdristi?
Answer - It is true that the Mithyatvi's vision is partially true, but it cannot be called Samyagdristi just because of that. Because the scriptures say that whoever does not believe in even one letter of the Dvadasanga Sutra is Mithyadristi; for example, Jamali. But the characteristic of a Samyaktvi Jiva is that he has complete faith in the statement of the Sarvagna, and the Mithyatvi does not. Therefore, Mithyadristi is not called Samyaktvi.
The Jiva who experiences the Mithya results arising from the rise of Mithyatva-mohaniya karma becomes a person of opposite faith.
1. Even the Jiva who has an infinite number of mohas, is sometimes revealed. If, however, he is considered to be a Jiva, then he will be considered as Ajiva. - Nandhi 75
2. First, he is not awakened, he sleeps and desires. First, he is not awakened, he does not cry in his sleep. The rest cry, but he desires wrongly, like Jamali.