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## Karmagrantha Part Four
**(a)** In the second Gunasthan, the Sisams' consider knowledge of Mati, Shruta, etc. to be present, not absent. Conversely, in Karmapannya, ignorance is considered to be present, not absent. The principle's intention is that although the living being in the second Gunasthan is in front of Mithyatva, it is not Mithyatvi; due to the presence of a part of Samyaktva, there is some purity. Therefore, its knowledge should be considered as knowledge. The intention of Karmagrantha is that the living being in the second Gunasthan is not Mithyatvi, but it is facing Mithyatva. Therefore, its result has more impurities. Therefore, its knowledge should be considered as ignorance.
1. In Bhagavati, the Indriyas are also called knowledgeable. This statement proves that the Siddhanta calls the Indriyas knowledgeable only by considering knowledge in the Sasadan state. Because they lack all other Gunasthanas beyond the second. The Panchendriyas are called knowledgeable, which can also be supported by comparison to the third, fourth, etc. Gunasthanas. But since the Dwindriyas lack the third, fourth, etc. Gunasthanas, knowledge can only be reduced in comparison to the Sasadan Gunasthan. This is clearly written in the Prajnapanna-Tika. It says, "How can two knowledges be reduced in the Dwindriya? Because it has the Sasadan Gunasthan in the Aparapsa state, two knowledges can be reduced in comparison to that."
"Beintiyanam Bhanta. Ki Nani Anani? Goyama! Nano Vi Anani Vi. Je Nani Te Niyama Punani. Tam Jaha - Aminimohhipanani Suyanani. Je Anani Te Vi Niyama Tuannani. Pahama Anani Suyanani Ya." - Bhagavati Shatak 80.2.
"Beviyars Vo Nana Kahan Lambhati? Anana, Sasayanam Panch Tassapajjat Pass Do Gana Lati." - Prajnapanna Tika.
According to Karmagrantha, ignorance is considered to be present in the second Gunasthan, which is clear from the 20th and 48th Gatha. In Gommatasar, the opinion of Karmaadhik is prevalent. For this, see the 686th and 504th Gatha of the Jeevakanda.