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## Karma Nandh Part Four
**The Coolness Becomes:** This result occurs in relation to the straw-like beings of the white color, like a conch shell.
**(11) The Nature of the Divisions of Bhavyatva:**
**(1)** Those who attain liberation or are capable of attaining liberation due to the a-nadi (beginningless) Taarash-Pariṇāmik-Mār (path of liberation) are called **'Bhasm'**.
**(2)** Those who are not capable of attaining liberation at any time due to the a-nadi (beginningless) and various Pariṇāma (transformations) are called **'Abhashya'**.
**(12) The Nature of the Divisions of Samyaktvamargna:**
**(1)** The **'Aupakshamik Samyaktv'** is the self-transformation in the form of **'Tattva-Ruchi'** (interest in truth) that manifests from the cessation of the four Ananta-Anubandhokapāya (four infinite attachments) and Darshan-Mohaniya (obscurations of perception). It has two divisions: **(a) 'Granthi-Bhed-Janaya'** and **(b) 'Upsham-Shreni-Madhi'**.
**(a) 'Granthi-Bhed-Janaya Aupakshamik Samyaktv'** occurs in those who have a-nadi (beginningless) Mithya-Drishti (false belief). The process of its attainment is discussed in the second...
**1.** There are many Bhavyas (liberation-worthy beings) who, despite being capable of liberation, do not attain it because they do not find the suitable material for attaining liberation. Therefore, they are called **'Jati-Madhya'**. There is also soil that contains particles of gold, but due to the lack of suitable means, it has not manifested yet and is unlikely to manifest in the future. However, based on its potential, we can call it **'Suvarna-Mrittika'** (golden soil). Similarly, it is not contradictory to call those beings who are capable of liberation but cannot attain it due to the lack of specific means, **'Jati-Bhavy'**. This is discussed in the commentary of the 18th chapter of Prajñāpanā, in the Visheshshataka by Upadhyaya-Samayasundaragani, and in the 'Jayanti' section of the 1st Shataka of Bhagavati.
**2.** See Appendix 'Sh'.