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## Chapter Four: The Path of Liberation
**32.** In the path of liberation, knowledge is not considered. Therefore, according to the path of karma, it should be considered.
**33.** Only in the state of liberation, the nine types of knowledge are not present. In the state of liberation, there are only two types of knowledge: **kevalgyan** (omniscience) and **kevaldarshan** (omniscient perception).
**33.** In the state of liberation, there are only two types of knowledge: **kevalgyan** (omniscience) and **kevaldarshan** (omniscient perception). In the state of **kshaypika samyaktv** (perfect knowledge) and **yathakyat charitra** (perfect conduct), there are nine types of knowledge remaining. These nine types of knowledge are: three types of **gyan** (knowledge) and three types of **darshan** (perception) in the state of **dinati** (the first stage of liberation). These are the types of knowledge that are present in the state of liberation. In the state of **misra-shti** (mixed state), these types of knowledge are present in a more subtle form.
**Explanation:** The reason why only **kevalgyan** and **kevaldarshan** are considered in the state of liberation is that the other types of knowledge are not present in the state of liberation.
In the state of **kshaypika samyaktv**, there is no **mithyarav** (false perception). In the state of **yathakyat charitra**, there is **mithyarav** in the eleventh **gunasthan** (stage of spiritual development), but it is only **sattagat** (existent) and not **udayaman** (arising). Therefore, in these two stages, there are no three types of **mithyarav**-related knowledge. The remaining nine types of knowledge are present. These nine types of knowledge are: seven types of knowledge in the state of **chhavastha** (the sixth stage of liberation) - four types of **gyan** and three types of **darshan** - and two types of knowledge in the state of liberation - **kevalgyan** and **kevaldarshan**.
In the state of **deshavirati** (the first stage of liberation), there are no three types of **agyan** (ignorance) because there is no **mithyatva** (falsehood). In the state of **sarvavirati** (the second stage of liberation), there are no three types of **agyan** because there is no **mithyatva** and because it is dependent on **sarvavirati**.
**Note:** This is the same view as mentioned in the **Gommatasar-Jivakanda** in the 704th verse.