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## Karmagranth Part 1
**-Kshayopshamic-** This is manifested by the destruction of the *maayopthamik-maav*. The *karma* (karmic matter) is destroyed by the *up. yavali-ashisht* (the remaining karmic matter), the *mand rasaspardhak* (the weaker karmic matter), and the *anudayaman rasaspardhak* (the stronger karmic matter). The *vipak-shakti* (the power of fruition) of the *anudayaman rasaspardhak* is either stopped or delayed. This results in the transformation of all three powers into the *mand shakti* (weaker power) form (destruction, *upsham*), *kshay* (destruction).
**4-Kshayik-** This is the *paryaay* (state) that arises from the *karma* (karmic matter) *uday* (arising).
**5-Parinaamik-** This is the state of continuous transformation into one's own nature.
One *maay* (karmic matter) should be understood as *moolbhaash* (original karmic matter) and two or more *maay* (karmic matter) combined should be understood as *saamipatik maav* (combined karmic matter).
**The Different Types of Bhaav (States):**
The *upshamik-bhaav* (state of destruction) has two types: *samyaktva* (right faith) and *charitra* (conduct).
**(1) Samyaktva:** The *tattva-kachi-yaak* (the knowledge of the true nature of reality) *bhaatya-parinaam* (manifestation) that arises from the destruction of the *magnatanubandhi-chatushk* (the four types of karmic matter that bind the soul to the material world) and the *darshanmohaniyakarma* (the karmic matter that obscures the vision of the soul) is called *shri-psharmik-samyaktva* (right faith).
**(2) Charitra:** The *sthiraatamak parinaam* (stable manifestation) that arises from the destruction of the twenty-five types of *charitramohaniyakarma* (the karmic matter that obscures the conduct of the soul) is called *aaupmik-charitra* (conduct). This is the same as the *yatha-sthaat-charitra* (conduct that is in accordance with the true nature of the soul) that is attained in the eleventh *gunasthan* (stage of spiritual development).
The *upshamik-bhaav* (state of destruction) is the end of suffering.
**6**
*Pee-a keval-jugalam, samyam daana-adhilbhdhayah panch charanam. Tritiye sheshopayogah, panch sampyaya samyag-pirati-dikam.*
**Meaning:**
The second (the *kshayik-bhaav* state) has two types: *samyaktva* (right faith), *daana* (charity), *maav* (karmic matter), and *charitra* (conduct). These are the five *sabdhiya* (words) and *charan* (steps). The third (the *kshayopshamic-bhaav* state) ...