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## Second Karma Granth
After that, the soul repeatedly comes and goes in the sixth and seventh Gunasthanas. Later, after attaining the eighth Gunasthana, it reaches the ninth Gunasthana and begins the suppression of the remaining types of Charitramohaniya Karma. This suppression occurs in the following order: first, the suppression of Napumsakaved, followed by Strived, Hasyaadishatk (laughter, attraction, aversion, sorrow, fear, and disgust), Purushaved, Apratyakhyanavaran, Pratyakhyanavaran Krodhayugal, Sanjwalan Krodh, Apratyakhyanavaran, Pratyakhyanavaran Mayayugal, Sanjwalan Maya, Apratyakhyanavaran, Pratyakhyanavaran Lobhayugal, and finally, the suppression of Sanjwalan Lobh in the tenth Gunasthana.
The time limit for the eleventh Gunasthana is a minimum of one moment and a maximum of an Antarmuhurta.
**(12) Ksheen-Kshaya-Vitrag Chadmasth Gunasthana:** This Gunasthana is attained only after the complete destruction of Mohaniya Karma. The emotions of the soul residing in this Gunasthana are as pure as water kept in a clear crystal vessel. This is because Mohaniya Karma is completely destroyed here, and its existence ceases to be.
Those who have completely destroyed Mohaniya Karma but still have the remaining Chadma (covering of Ghatikarma) are called Ksheen-Kshaya-Vitrag Chadmasth, and their specific nature is called Ksheen-Kshaya-Vitrag Chadmasth Gunasthana.
In the name of this twelfth Gunasthana, there are three specific differentiators: (1) Ksheen-Kshaya, (2) Vitrag, and (3) Chadmasth. Because without the differentiator "Ksheen-Kshaya," the name "Vitrag Chadmasth" would also refer to the eleventh Gunasthana. By adding the differentiator "Ksheen-Kshaya," it specifically refers to the twelfth Gunasthana.