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## Bombari Ownership: The Depth of Digambar Karma Literature
**Mithyadristi** (false view) and other **Apuurvakaran** (primordial) **Gunasthanas** (stages of spiritual progress) are devoid of **Aam** (matter) from **0** to **31**, **0** to **1**, **22**, and **10** respectively. This means these **Prakritis** (principles) do not exist. In the first part of **Ativritikaran** (transgression), there are **10** **Prakritis**, in the second part **16**, and in the third part and onwards, there are **Jaad** (material) **Prakritis**. Recognizing these **Prakritis** as **Asatya** (false) and subtracting them from all **Satya** (true) **Prakritis**, the remaining **Prakritis** are **Satya** (true) **Prakritis** in their respective **Gunasthanas**. (This is what the valiant **Shree Mahavira Swami**, who is devoid of any support, has said.)
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In **Aavaran** (covering) also, one should understand the order of **Kshapana** (destruction) like **Kshapana** in **Kshapana** (destruction) itself. However, it is special that between **Sanjwalana Kshaya** (burning passion) and **Purushaved** (knowledge of the soul), there are two **Aavaran** (covering) and **Pratyaatma Aavaran** (covering of the soul) **Kshayas** (passions) related to **Krodha** (anger) etc. So, first, one should reduce them to **Upaaner** (subdued), and then reduce **Sanjwalana Kshaya** (burning passion) etc. This means that in the **Upshama** (subduing) category, like the **Apak** (lower) category, the **Upshama** (subduing) of the eight **Kshayas** (passions) in the second part of the ninth **Gunasthan** (stage of spiritual progress) does not happen, but it happens before **Purushaved** (knowledge of the soul) and **Sanjwalana** (burning). And its order is such that after **Purushaved** (knowledge of the soul), the **Upshama** (subduing) of both **Rveersire** (pride) and **Pratyakhyan** (rejection) happens, and then the **Upshama** (subduing) of **Sankhyam** (attachment) etc. One should understand the same order in **Maan** (ego) etc.
**Tiryagati** (animal realm) has no **Tiryak** (animal) **Prakriti** (principle). In **Tarak** (heavenly), **Tiryantra** (animal realm), **Manushya** (human), and **Devagati** (divine realm), there are **Bhujyaman Narak** (suffering hell) and **Badyaman** (bound) **Manushyaayu** (human lifespan) in order. These three **Aayu** (lifespans) are **Bhujyaman** (suffering) **Tiryavaayu** (animal lifespan) and **Badyaman** (bound) **Narak** (hell), **Tiryach** (animal), **Manushya** (human), and **Devaayu** (divine lifespan). These four are **Bhujyaman** (suffering) **Manushyaayu** (human lifespan) and **Badyaman** (bound) **Narak** (hell), **Tiryach** (animal), **Manushya** (human), and **Devaayu** (divine lifespan). These four are **Bhujyaman** (suffering) **Devaayu** (divine lifespan) and **Badyaman** (bound) **Tiryantra** (animal realm) and **Manushyaayu** (human lifespan). These three **Aayu** (lifespans) are **Karm** (karmic) **Prakritis** (principles) that are capable of existing. The existence of the remaining **Prakritis** (principles) should be understood like the **Gunasthanas** (stages of spiritual progress).
**Parimana** (quantity)
**Ogh** (flow) or **Rahiye** (remaining) **Na Suraau** (do not say) **Tityamatti** (there is) **Tadio** (that) **Tti** (is). **Chhatthiti** (sixth) **Magussaau** (say) **Tiryie** (animal) **Bodh** (knowledge) **Na Tityapar** (not beyond). **346**