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## 162
**Kamepannya Bhap Par**
am-De
Mithih
!
(10)-Gunasthanas in Alp-Bahutvam.
[From two Gayanams.] Pan do Khin du Jogi,-Gudiraggu Bhajogi Yasesh Upasanta. * Sankhgun Khin Suhma,-Niyahiav Sam Ahiya. ||2||
Par Tre Kshono De Yogyanudaro'ayogi Stoka Upashanta. Sandhyaguna: Shiya: Sukshma'nityapurva: Sama Aika. ||62||
**Meaning:**
In the Mohagunsthan, there are five or two karmas that are udirana, while in the Sogikevali Gunasthan, there are only two karmas. In the Ayogikevakhiguragamyan, there is no udirana.
The Jivas in the Upashanta Mohagunsthan are the fewest. The Jivas in the Namohagunsthan are more numerous than them. In the three Gunasthanas of Sushmasampray, Anivritiadar, and Apurvakaran, the Jivas with Dhanaman and Khinamohagunsthan have special privileges, but they are equal among themselves. ||6||
**Bhashay:**
In the twelve Gunasthanas, except for the last Shravalika, there are five karmas that are udirana at all times, except for Aayu, Vedaniya, and Mohaniya. In the last Pradhikamsha, the Avaraniya, Darshanavaniya, and Antaraya karmas remain. Therefore, their udirana is not possible at that time. The remaining two (Naam and Gosh) remain udirana.
In the thirteenth Gunasthan, only four Adhatikarma remain. Of these, Aayu and Vedaniya have already been udirana. Therefore, in this Gunasthan, only two karmas are considered udirana.
1- This topic, Pachbha Prah- 2ka 80 and 81 wa Vadha is Gommatsar Jivak: 322se 128 takko matha bhoume kuchh bhitraspse hai.