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You have the knowledge. But when a being falls from the Ganasthan, while still in the Ay, after the time of the Ganasthan is complete, it attains the Gunasthanas in the order of ascent during the fall, and begins to bind, arise, and stir up the karmic natures appropriate to that Gunasthan. That is, just as during the ascent, it attains each Gunasthan in the order of ascent, and breaks the binding, arising, and stirring up of the karmic natures, in the same way, during the fall, the being attains each Gunasthan and begins to bind, arise, and stir up those karmic natures. And the time of the Gunasthan ends. A being falling from the sixth Gunasthan may fall to the fifth, the fourth, or even the second Gunasthan.
The order of the beginning of the Upshamshreni is as follows:
A being present in any of the fourth, fifth, sixth, or seventh Gunasthan first pacifies the four Kapas, namely, anger, etc., which are Anantanubandhi. Then, in the next moment, it pacifies the Darshanmohaniya Trika (Samyaktva, Samyaktva-Mithyatva, Mithyatva) together.
According to the Karmagranthakarta, the Upshamshreni cannot be done more than twice in one birth, and the Kshapakshreni is done only once. One who has done the Upshamshreni once can become Kshapaki and attain liberation in that birth. But one who has done the Upshamshreni twice cannot do the Kshapakshreni in the same birth. However, the Siddhanta's opinion is that a being can do the Shreni only once in a birth. Therefore, one who has done the Upshamshreni once cannot do the Kshapakshreni again in the same birth.