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## Karmagrantha Bhava Char 9
**(a)** Both types of Karmagranthic scholars, those who believe in ignorance in the first three Gunasthanas and those who believe in ignorance in the first two Gunasthanas, differentiate between Avadhijnana and Avadhidarshan through Avadhijnana, but not through Vibhangashana. They say that the specific use of Avadhi is different from the general use of Avadhi. Therefore, just as in a Samyaktvi who has Avadhi-upayoga, Avadhijnana and Avadhidarshan are both separate, similarly in an ignorant person who has Avadhi-upayoga, Vibhangajnana and Avadhidarshan are both truly different. However, there is only a lack of desire to differentiate between Vibhangajnana and Avadhidarshan. The lack of desire to differentiate is simply their commonality. That is, just as Vibhangajnana cannot determine the true nature of the object, similarly Avadhidarshan, being general in nature, cannot determine the nature of the object.
Due to this lack of desire to differentiate, according to the first opinion, Avadhidarshan should be understood in the fourth to ninth Gunasthanas, and according to the second opinion, it should be understood in the third to ninth Gunasthanas.
**(b)** Saiddhantic scholars desire to differentiate between Vibhangajnana and Avadhidarshan, not to unify them. This is why they believe in Vibhangashana. According to them, Vibhangajnana is only possible in the first Gunasthana, not in the second or subsequent ones. Therefore, they believe in Avadhidarshan in the first twelve Gunasthanas, considering it to be associated with Avadhijnana in the second to eleventh Gunasthanas and with Vibhangajnana in the first Gunasthana. The formlessness in the vision of an Avadhijnani and a Vibhangashani is the same. Therefore, instead of giving a separate name like 'Vibhangadarshan' to the vision of a Vibhangashani, it is called 'Avadhidarshan'.
**Summary:** The Karmagranthic side does not desire to differentiate between Vibhangajnana and Avadhidarshan, while the Saiddhantic side does.
— Lokaprakash Sarg 3, Shlok 1057 onwards. This difference of opinion has been mentioned by Shri Jinabhadragani Kshamasraman in the Visheshnavati Granth, which is mentioned in Prajnapanapad 18, Vritti Pu. (Kolkata) 566.