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In the second Karmagrantha Gunasthan, the Jiva also experiences Chhadma (knowledge-obscuring karmas like Dhatikarma) and Vitragatva (absence of the arising of raga), but the epithet Upshantakashaya cannot indicate the twelfth Gunasthan. Because in the twelfth Gunasthan, the Jiva's kshayas are not Upshanta (subdued), but rather they are destroyed. Similarly, in the absence of the epithet 'Vitrag', the Upshanta-Kashaya-Chhadmastha Gunasthan, by that very name, can also indicate the fourth, fifth, etc. Gunasthanas, because the Jiva's Anantanu bandhi kshayas can be Upshanta in the fourth, fifth, etc. Gunasthanas. But with the presence of the epithet 'Vitrag', the fourth, fifth, etc. Gunasthanas cannot be indicated. Because in those Gunasthanas, the present Jiva has the inherent nature of the arising of raga (maya and lobha), therefore Vitragatva is impossible.
The Jiva existing in the eleventh Gunasthan is not capable of attaining the further Gunasthanas; because one can only attain the further Gunasthanas by performing Kshapakathanni, and without Kshapakshreni, Moksha cannot be attained. But the Jiva of the eleventh Gunasthan, by rule, is only capable of performing Upshamshreni. Therefore, that Jiva inevitably falls from the eleventh Gunasthan.
When the time of this Gunasthan is not complete, and the Jiva falls due to the destruction of bhava (life), then it is born in the Anuttar Vimana in the form of a deva, and at that time, since the fifth, etc. Gunasthanas are not possible in that place, it attains the fourth (Aviratsamyagdristi) Gunasthan, and upon attaining the fourth Gunasthan, that Jiva begins to experience the bandha, udaya, and udirana of all those karma-prakritis, as many karma-prakritis are capable of bandha, udaya, and udirana.