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## Karmagranth Part Four
### 137
**Avyabhichari** (certain). The reason should be considered. From this, the non-absoluteness of external actions like scripture-listening, image-worship, etc., which depends on the difference in the recipient, is revealed. This same point has been expressed by Bhagwan Umaswati in 'Tanisargadadhigamadha' - Tasyarth-A. 1, Sutra 3, and the same point is also in the Malayagiri commentary on Pashchagah-Dwar 1, Ga.
**(2)** The diversity of the internal causes that manifest **Samyaktva** (right faith), which is the basis for the various distinctions like Kshayopaamik, etc., is as follows: The destruction of the seven natures, namely the Anantanubandhi Chatushk and Darshanamohaniya-Trika, is the cause of Kshayopa-shama, Kshayopa-shamik-Avyavasa, Upam, Aupasha-bhivasamyaktva, and Kshaya, Kshayik-Samyaktva. And the arising of the Anantanubandhi Kshaya, which pulls one down from Samyaktva and inclines towards Mithyatva (false faith), is the cause of Sasadan-Samyaktva, and the arising of the Mishramohaniya is the cause of Mishra-Samyaktva. The specific description of what other causes are required for Aupamik-Samyaktva, like Kalalabdhi, etc., and how it occurs in different states with different sins, as well as the description of Kshayik and Kshayo-pashmiv-Samyaktva, are respectively in the Tattvarth-A. 2, Moo. 3, 1st and 2nd Rajattik, and in Su. 8 and 5, these Rajattik.
**(3)** At the time of Aupasha-mik-Samyaktva, there is no arising of Darshanamohaniya in any way; but at the time of Kshayopa-mik-Samyaktva, there is the Vipako-day of Samyaktva-mohaniya and the Pradesh-o-day of Mithyatva-mohaniya. Due to this difference, in the scriptures, Aupamik-Samyaktva is called 'Bhavasamyaktva' and Kshayopa-shamik-Samyaktva is called 'Pratyaksham-Samyaktva'. Kshayik-Samyaktva is distinct from these two Samyaktvas because it is permanent, and these two are impermanent.
**(4)** There is a doubt that Mohaniya-karma (karma that causes delusion) is Vaatik (permanent). It destroys Samyaktva and Charitra-paryaya (conduct), so how can the Vipako-day of Samyaktva-mohaniya and the Pradesh-o-day of Mithyatva-mohaniya manifest the Samyaktva-parinam (result of right faith)? The solution is that while Mithyatva-mohaniya is indeed Mohaniya-karma, its Dalik (sub-particles) are purified. Because when the destructive essence of the Dalik of Mithyatva-mohaniya karma is destroyed by pure Adhyavasaya (firm conviction), then those same Dalik, which have a single-place essence and a two-place essence, are called 'Samyaktva-mohaniya'. Just as transparent objects like glass, etc., do not obstruct the function of eye-sight, similarly, the Vipako-day of the purified Dalik of Mithyatva-mohaniya does not hinder the manifestation of Samyaktva-parinam.