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## The Fifth Karma Granth
**Sammadarasaṃvavirayi avisajoyasakhavage hēṃ. Mohasamasantkhabage khīṇasajogīyar guṇaseḍho 11**
**Word Meaning:**
* **Sammadarasaṃvavirayi:** Samyaktva, Deśaviraṭi, Sarvaviraṭi, Avisajoy (disconnection from infinite attachments), Dasakhayo (destruction of Darshanamohiya), Mohasama (pacification of Charitramohiya), Santoupaśāmtmoha (pacified moha), Kharage (death), Khīṇ (diminished moha), Sajogīyar (Sayogikevali and Ayogikevali), Guṇaseṭhi (Guṇashreṇi).
**Verse Meaning:**
Samyaktva, Deśaviraṭi, Sarvaviraṭi, disconnection from infinite attachments, destruction of Darshanamohiya, pacification of Charitramohiya, pacified moha, destruction, diminished moha, Sayogikevali and Ayogikevali are the eleven qualities.
**Special Meaning:**
Although the state and essence of bound karmas can be destroyed by auspicious results without experiencing them, their destruction requires experiencing them. In other words, the destruction of karma particles cannot happen without experiencing them.
The living being experiences karma particles every moment, leading to their destruction. This destruction of karmas through experience is called **Aupakramika Nirjara** or **Savipāka Nirjara**.
However, this type of destruction only affects a limited number of karma particles. Moreover, the cycle of binding new karmas continues alongside this experiential destruction. This means that new karmas are bound through this experiential destruction, rendering it ineffective in truly destroying karmas and freeing the being from karma bondage.
Therefore, to be free from karma bondage, it is essential to destroy as many karma atoms as possible in the shortest time, and their number should continuously increase.