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## Karma Nyaya Part Four
Both of these philosophies are considered to be *kshaatra-pashmika*. This means that they are absent during the *bhaamik* stage, which corresponds to the 13th and 14th *gunasthanas*. This is because *kshaayik* and *kshaayo-pashmik* knowledge cannot coexist with these philosophies.
**EX:**
The meaning of the last four *gunasthanas* in *chaaritra* is that *chaaritra* is attained when the *mohaniya karma* arises, and the absence of *mohaniya karma* persists from the 11th to the 14th *gunasthanas*. ||20||
*Mannaani sag jdhaai, samaiyachey chau bunni pariharae. Kevalgi do charma jyaai hidume.* ||21||
*Manojnaane sapta yataadiini saamaayikchchede chatvaari pariharae. Kevaldvike he charmae'yataadiini nava matishrutaavadhidvike.* ||11||
**Meaning:**
* In *manah-paryaaya-gyaan*, there are seven *gunasthanas* starting with *pramattasanyata*.
* In *saamayik* and *chhedopasthaapaniya* *sanyam*, there are four *gunasthanas* starting with *pramattasanyata*.
* In *parihara-vishuddha-sanyam*, there are *gunasthanas* starting with *pramattasanyata*.
* In *keval*, the last two *gunasthanas* are *mati-gyaan*, *shruta-gyaan*, and *avadhi-thik*. These four *marganaas* have nine *gunasthanas* starting with *adhirata-samyag-drishti*. ||214||
**Explanation:**
* The sixth to seventh *gunasthanas* are present in *manah-paryaaya-gyaan*. The seventh *gunasthan* is attained at the time of acquiring this knowledge, and other *gunasthanas* are attained after that.
* *Saamayik* and *chhevo-pasthaapaniya* are two *sanyams* that are considered to be present in the sixth to tenth *gunasthanas*. This is because, due to the absence of *veetraag-bhaav*, these *sraag-sanyams* are not possible in the higher *gunasthanas*.