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## Second Karma Granth, Chapter 26
The period of initial right faith is called *Upashantaddha*. Before *Upashantaddha*, that is, during the time of the inner consciousness, the soul creates three bundles of secondary situational (arising after *Aupashmik Samyaktv*) false faith from pure karmic results. Just as one part of *Kodravadhan* (a type of rice) becomes so pure after being cleaned of impurities that it does not intoxicate the eater, another part becomes semi-pure, and the third part remains impure, similarly, out of the three bundles of secondary situational false faith, one bundle becomes so pure that it does not contain the power to destroy right faith (*Samyaktvaghatakarasa*). The second bundle becomes semi-pure, and the third bundle remains impure.
When the time of *Aupashmik Samyaktv* is complete, one of these three bundles inevitably arises in the soul according to its karmic results. If the karmic results are pure, the pure bundle arises, and it does not destroy right faith. The right faith that manifests at that time is called *Kshayopaashmik Sasyatva*. If the soul's karmic results are semi-pure, the second bundle arises, and the soul is called *Mishradristi*. If the karmic results are impure, the impure bundle arises, and the soul becomes *Mithyadristi*.
During *Upashantaddha*, which lasts for a moment, the soul is peaceful, tranquil, stable, and full of bliss. When only a small amount of time (one moment) and six *Avalika* (units of time) remain, some souls with *Aupashmik Samyaktv* experience an obstacle in their rising karmic results, meaning their peace is disturbed. At that time, due to the arising of *Anantanu bandhi* passions, the soul abandons the right faith karmic result and leans towards false faith. When...