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Khabangaach Bhaag Paar
261
Due to the presence of Nayaman, its Udeernaa does not occur according to that rule.
In the third Gunasthan, only Karma is considered to have Udeernaa, because death does not occur in this Gunasthan. Therefore, Mayu cannot exist in the final Aavali of this Gunasthan, as Udeernaa ceases there.
In essence, there is a perception of Saara, Saay, and Baudhau Gunvaa, but not of Mayu and Vedaniya Karma. This is because, just as Adhyavasaya is necessary for the Udeernaa of these two, there is no Madhyavasaya in the aforementioned three Gunasthanas due to their extreme purity.
In the tenth Gunasthan, there is Udeernaa of either the five Karmas or the six Karmas. When there is no Udeernaa of Mayu and Vedaniya, it should be understood as six Karmas, and when there is no Udeernaa of the aforementioned two Karmas and Mohaniya, it should be understood as five. The Udeernaa of Mohaniya ceases in the final Praavali of the Yasham Gunasthan. This is because at that time, its Spiti Bhaavali Pramaan remains.
In the Myaradhi Gunasthan, there is Udeernaa of five Karmas due to the absence of Udeernaa of Aayu, Vedaniya, and Mohaniya. In this Gunasthan, due to the absence of Nayaman, the Udeernaa of Mohaniya is prohibited.