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## Second Kamannya
This is called **Yathapravrittikaran**. A being with **Yathapravrittikaran** reaches the strong knot of attachment and aversion, but cannot break it. This is called **Nandideshapraapti**. This knot of attachment and aversion gradually becomes strong and impenetrable like a tightly woven silk knot. **Yathapravrittikaran** can also happen to **Abhavya** beings: by keeping the state of karma within the **Koda Kodi Sagaropama**, these beings can also reach the **Granthidesha**, but cannot break it.
The result by which a **Bhavya** being breaks the impenetrable knot of attachment and aversion is called **Apuurvakaran**. This result does not come to the being repeatedly, it comes only rarely. Therefore, it is called **Apuurvakaran**. **Yathapravrittikaran** happens to **Abhavya** beings countless times, but **Apuurvakaran** does not happen to **Bhavya** beings many times.
When the knot of attachment and aversion breaks due to **Apuurvakaran**, the being's results become purer, and this is called **Anivrittikaran**. Upon attaining this result, the being does not return without attaining **Samyaktva**. Therefore, it is called **Anivrittikaran**. The state of **Anivrittikaran** lasts for an **Antarmuhurta**. At the time of this **Anivrittikaran** result, the **Veerya** (strength) also increases compared to before.
When the **Antarmuhurta** state of **Anivrittikaran** is about to end, a part of it remains, and the process of **Antarakaran** begins. This means that at the end of **Anivrittikaran**, the **Karmadalikas** of **Mithyanvamohaniya** are moved back and forth. Some **Dalikas** are combined with the **Karmadalikas** that are about to arise at the end of **Anivrittikaran**, and some are combined after the **Antarmuhurta** has passed.