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## Karma Granth Part Four
The **aghaanya** or **utkrusht** (excellent) state of the **Gunasthan** is considered to be **Antamuhurt** (the final moment). Therefore, the state of the **Sattaasthan** of the **Salaka** should be understood in the same way. In this **Sattaasthan**, there are 7 **Mar** (death) in the **Siyar** (cycle) of **Mohaaniya** (those who are subject to delusion).
The **Sattaasthan** of the **Chaar** (four) is found in the **Terha** (thirteenth) and **Chauvaha** (fourteenth) **Gunasthan**. Because in these two **Gunasthan**, only the **Chaar Aghaati Karma** (four non-destructive karmas) remain. Combining these two **Gunasthan**, the **utkrusht** state is **Aath Varsha Aath Maapt-Kam** (eight years eight months less) **Karod Purva-Pramaan** (previous evidence). Therefore, the **utkrusht** state of the **Salaka**'s **Sattaasthan** should be understood in the same way. Their **jghanya** (inferior) state is **Antamuhurs-Pramaan** (final moment evidence).
7. **Udayasthan**: The **Udayasthan** of the **Aath Karma** (eight karmas) resides in the first to tenth **Gunasthan**. Its state is **Anaavi-Anarat** (without beginning and without end) compared to **Abhavyas** (those who are not destined for liberation) and **Anaadi-Saant** (without beginning and peaceful) compared to **Bhavyas** (those who are destined for liberation). However, its state is **Saavi-Saant** (with beginning and peaceful) compared to the middle state of those who have fallen from **Upshamantheenis** (those who have attained the state of tranquility). After falling from the **Updhaam-Shreni** (category of higher realms), one can again attain the **Antamuhurs** category. If one cannot attain **Antamuhurs**, then one must inevitably go through **Ashta** (eight) **Apuugdala-Puravart** (cycles of rebirth) with some reduction. Therefore, the **Udayasthan** of the **Aath** should be understood as having a **Saavi-Saant** state, **jghanya** as **Antamuhurt-Pramaan** and **utkrusht** as **Vesh-Uun** (slightly less) **Ardhpurval Puravart Pramaan** (half-cycle of rebirth evidence).
The **Udayasthan** of the **Saas** (breath) is found in the eleventh and twelfth **Gunasthan**. The state of this **Udayasthan** is considered **jghanya** as **Ek Samay** (one moment) and **utkrusht** as **Antamuhurt**. The **Jiva** (soul) who dies in the eleventh **Gunasthan** after staying for only one moment and is born in the **Anuttar Vimaan** (highest celestial realm), experiences the **Uday** (arising) of the **Aath Karma** upon birth. Therefore, the **Udayasthan** of the **Saas** is considered **jghanya** as **Samay-Pramaan** (moment evidence). The **Jiva** who attains the twelfth **Gunasthan** will, at most, ...