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The **Kamasthava** are those whose nature is characterized by **Upshant Kshaya-Vitrag-Chhadmasth Gunasthan**.
They are like the water of a lake in the autumn season, which becomes clear and pure due to the subsidence of the **Mohaniya Karma**. This means that the **Mohaniya Karma** still exists but does not manifest.
The term "**Upshant-Kshaya-Vitrag-Chhadmasth Gunasthan**" has three adjectives: (1) **Upshant-Kshaya**, (2) **Vitrag**, and (3) **Chhadmasth**. Of these, "**Chhadmasth**" is a **Swaroop-Visheshana** (adjective that describes the nature of the noun). This is because even without it, the term "**Upshant-Kshaya-Vitrag Gunasthan**" would still refer to the eleventh **Gunasthan**, and no other meaning would be understood. Therefore, "**Chhadmasth**" is an adjective that clarifies the nature of its noun.
"**Upshant-Kshaya**" and "**Vitrag**" are **Byavartka-Visheshana** (adjectives that distinguish the noun from others). Only with the presence of both these adjectives can the intended meaning be understood. Without them, other meanings besides the intended one can also be understood. For example, without the adjective "**Upshant-Kshaya**", the term "**Vitrag-Chhadmasth Gunasthan**" would refer to the twelfth **Gunasthan** as well, in addition to the intended meaning (the eleventh **Gunasthan**). This is because the twelfth...