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This refers to the **Hari Na** (Hari-Na) state. Because in the eleventh **Gunasthan** (Gunasthan), the **Kshaya** (Kshaya) are not completely destroyed, but only subdued. The term "**Veetrag**" (Veetrag) is absent, and the **Ksheen-Kshaya-Chhadmasya** (Ksheen-Kshaya-Chhadmasya) Gunasthan is also referred to by this name, besides the twelfth Gunasthan. Because in those Gunasthan, the **Ananta-Anubandhi** (Ananta-Anubandhi) and other Kshaya can be destroyed. But due to the presence of the term "Veetrag", the fourth and other Gunasthan are not referred to. Because in some way, **Rag** (Rag) arises in those Gunasthan, making **Veetragatva** (Veetragatva) impossible. Similarly, the absence of the term "**Chhadmasth**" (Chhadmasth) also makes the term "Ksheen-Kshaya-Veetrag" refer to the thirteenth and fourteenth Gunasthan, besides the twelfth Gunasthan. But due to the presence of the term "Chhadmasth", only the twelfth Gunasthan is referred to. Because the **Jiva** (Jiva) residing in the thirteenth and fourteenth Gunasthan do not have **Chhadma** (Chhadma) (the covering of **Ghatikarma** (Ghatikarma)).
Thus, by saying "**Ksheen-Kshaya-Veetrag-Chhadmasth**" (Ksheen-Kshaya-Veetrag-Chhadmasth), the true state of the twelfth Gunasthan is known, and the related other doubts are resolved.
To attain the twelfth Gunasthan, the destruction of **Mohaniya-Karma** (Mohaniya-Karma) is necessary, and to destroy it, the **Kshapaka-Shreni** (Kshapaka-Shreni) is performed. Therefore, here we briefly explain the order of the Kshapaka-Shreni.
The Jiva performing the Kshapaka-Shreni, first destroys the **Ananta-Anubandhi-Kshaya-Chatushk** (Ananta-Anubandhi-Kshaya-Chatushk) and **Darshan-Moh-Trika** (Darshan-Moh-Trika), seven in total, in any Gunasthan from the fourth to the seventh.
1. **Ananta-Anubandhi** **Krodh** (Krodh), **Ananta-Anubandhi** **Man** (Man), **Ananta-Anubandhi** **Maya** (Maya), **Ananta-Anubandhi** **Lobh** (Lobh).
2. Three forms of **Darshan-Mohaniya** (Darshan-Mohaniya): **Samyak-Tva-Mohaniya** (Samyak-Tva-Mohaniya), **Samyak-Tva-Mithyatva-Mohaniya** (Samyak-Tva-Mithyatva-Mohaniya) (**Minn-Mohaniya** (Minn-Mohaniya)), **Mithyatva-Mohaniya** (Mithyatva-Mohaniya).