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## Karmagrantha Part Four
In the Sanjnimaganna, except for the two Sanji Jeevasthanas, no other Jeevasthan is possible, because all other Jeevasthanas are Asanti. In the above-mentioned Magangas, like Devagati, etc., the meaning of "A-paryapt" is "Kar-paryapt" and not "Ap" (meaning "not"). The reason for this is that in Devagati and Narakagati, no being is found with "A-paryapt" Labdhi. And "A-paryapt" Labdhi means Mati (intellect), Padma (Leshya), and Samyaktva (right faith). || 14 ||
"Those who are Samsanni-ap-aj-aj-urga, they are not born in the Narakagati. Those who are Asanni, they suffer in the four births of the Padma." || 15 ||
"Those who are Tavasangya-paryapt, they are born in the Narakagati. Those who are Paryapt, they are born in the Tejas. The Sthavar (immobile) are Ekendirya (one-sensed), the Pathmanis are Chatvari (four), and the Dwadash-manj-ini are Vikale (defective)." || 15 ||
"Those who are Upsham-samyag-drishti, and die in the Upsham-shreni, they are brought to the Udayavalika by the Samyaktva-mohaniya-puj-ka at the time of their death, and they are given the Veda. Because of this, they cannot attain Upshamik-samyaktva in the A-paryapt state."
Thus, since Upshamik-samyaktva is not possible in the A-paryapt state, according to the opinion of those Aacharyas, only the Paryapt Sanji Jeevasthan is considered to be Samyaktva.
In this context, Shri Jeevavijayji, without mentioning the name of his book in his Taba, has quoted its gatha and written that Upshamik-samyaktva falls from the eleven Gunasthans, but does not die in them. The one who dies is Shramik-samyaktva. The gatha is as follows:
"Those who die in the Upsham-gunas, they are the seventy-seven Lavasattama Devas, they are all Juas."