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The third Karma Granth, the appendix called "Desha Samyata", states that a person with perfect vision (Samyagdrishti) is in the state of "Gunasthan". Therefore, the three natures of Liyankayu, Udyot, and Tiryaagati do not arise. Hence, the arising and ceasing of these three occur in the continuous Gunasthan.
"Meshanam sagunoss sanissavi tyi tavasharanam. Thavarasuhami givigalam asaninodi ya ga manuducc." (330)
The three natures of Mithyaastra, Saasadan, and Misra Samyaktva, have their own Gunasthan, which should be understood. For example, in Mithyaatva, 117 Pramatis are capable of arising.
In the Sankhi Margana, six Prakalis are not capable of arising: Atap, Sadharan, Sthanar, Sukshma, Ekendir, Vikalendriyadik, and the previously mentioned Tirthankar Prakupti. These are excluded from the general 122 Prakalis.
In the Amaanji, the following 26 Prakritis are not capable of arising: Manushya Galivika, Gotra, Vakriya Sharira, Shatka, Panch Sanhanan, Panch Sansthan, Prashast Vihar Yogakti, Subhag Adi Teen, Marma Adi Seen Aayu.
Therefore, subtracting these 26 Prakritis from the 117 of Misthaashti, we are left with 61 Prakritis that are capable of arising.
"Ahaar Maya Ahare Saguno Navarin Mantranupubbi Ko." (331)
"Kamme Va Anahare, Payadin Udayamevamadese." (332)
The four Anushi Prakritis do not arise. Therefore, there are 118 Prakritis capable of arising.
In the Anadarak state, 66 Prakritis are capable of arising, similar to the Kama Kayayog.
In the states of Satta, Swaamitva, Pati, and other Marganas, the four Prakritis of Prakriti, Sthiti, Anubhag, and Pradesh are...