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## Karma Nanth, Part Four, Chapter 88
No being takes birth with the taste of the five senses in the central adi, which is insufficient for the senses.
The six gunasthans are considered to be in the three leshyas of Krishna, Neel and Kapoth. The first four gunasthans are such that the said three leshyas are present at the time of their attainment and also after their attainment. But the fifth and sixth are not like that. These two gunasthans are of the form of samyaktvam and virati. Therefore, their attainment occurs at the time of the tejas maavi shubh leshyas. Not at the time of the Krishna etc. ashubh leshyas. Even though attainment happens, the ashubh leshyas also come in those gunasthans due to the remaining two of the narinam-gi.
Sometimes, the first four gunasthans are said to be in the three ashubh leshyas of Krishna etc. This is because, with respect to the time of attainment, i.e., at the time of the said three leshyas, no other gunasthans can be attained except the first four.
In the Sejolelya and Papaleshya, the first seven gunasthans are considered. This is because, with respect to the pratipadyaman and purvapratipan, i.e., at the time of attaining the seven gunasthans and also after attaining them, the said two leshyas remain.
1. This same thing is said by Shri Bhadra Bahuswami: "Sammatsuyam sadhya, su lahai sudhasu tisuy charetam. Pudhapariyano pun, annayarie u lesae." (22)
Necessary appointment, page 3. Meaning: "The attainment of samyaktvam happens in all leshyas, the attainment of charitra happens only in the last three shudh leshyas. But after the attainment of charitra, any leshya can come in the six."
2. For this, see Panchasangrah, Dwaar 1, Ga 30 and Bandhaswamitva, Ga 24 and Jeevakaand Ga, 531.