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## Karmagrantha Bhaga Nar
When Mithyatva arises, the soul becomes Kavaagrahi, unable to perceive the true nature of any object. At that time, its use, whether it be in the form of Mati, Shruta, or Avadhi, becomes ignorant (Ayatharth-Jan).
Manahparyaya and Fevalman, these two uses, do not occur with Mithyatva; they are inherently knowledge.
These paths of use are called Saffar because they primarily know the general and specific aspects of an object, especially in terms of time. ||11||
**(8) The nature of the different types of Samyama Margna:**
Sthamaiyacheyparihara, Suhamahakhayadesajavajaya. Chaknua Chakhuohi, Valsana Anagara. ||12|| Samayikchhadparihara, Mukshmayathakyatadeshayataya Ni. Chakshurchakshurvadhikamvaladashananayakara. ||12||
Meaning: Samayik, Chevopastapamo, Pariharavishukh, Sukshmasamyara, Yathakyarat, Deshaviriti and Aviriti, these seven are the types of Samyama Margna. Chakshudarshan, Achakshurvarshan, Avadhivarshan and Kevalvarshan, these four uses are Anakar. ||12||
Bhavarth: (1) The Samyama in which equanimity (absence of attachment and aversion) is attained is called 'Samayik Samyama'. Its (a) 'Itvar' and (b) 'Pavaskathit' are its two types.
(a) 'Itsarsamapik Samyama' is that which is given first to the students of the Abhyasaryas for achieving stability, and...