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Karmagrantha Part Four
(4) The result of the soul when it abandons the Aupashmik Samvat and faces Mithyatva is called 'Sas Danasampad'. Its state ranges from the most inferior, lasting for a single moment, to the most superior, lasting for many lifetimes. During this time, the soul's results are not pure due to the arising of Anantar Nubandik Vayas. In Sarasavan, the interest in the self is latent, while in Mithyatva, it is manifest. This is the difference between the two states.
(5) The mixed result of both Tatva and Atatva, which arises from the arising of Samyang Mithya Mohaniya Karma, is called 'Misamyarshva (Samyangma)'.
(6) Mithyatva is the result that arises from the arising of Mithya Mohaniya Karma. Due to this, the soul cannot distinguish between the animate and inanimate, and cannot turn towards the self. Kapri and other defects are its fruits.
[13] - The nature of the divisions of Sanjimaganna:
(1) 'Sanjib' is the specific mental power, i.e., the long-lasting consciousness.
(2) 'Asanjitva' is the absence of the said consciousness. ||13||
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(1) - Although all beings have some form of consciousness, because without it, the soul itself is impossible, the distinction between Sanji and Asanji that is made in the scriptures is based on long-lasting consciousness. For this, see Appendix 'G'.