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Yes. The process of the destruction of Darshanamohiya is similar to the disconnection of the infinite Anubandhi Kashaya. Here too, there are three Karana as before, and in the Apurva Karana, there are actions like Gunauni etc.
The being who ascends the Upshama Dheni also performs the three Karana, Yathapravritta etc., but the difference is that it performs Yathapravritta Karana in the seventh Gunasthan, Apurva Karana in the Gunasthan called Apurva Karana, and Anivritti Karana in the Gunasthan called Anivritti Karana. Here too, as before, there are actions like Sthitighata Gunashreni etc. Therefore, the Upshamaka also destroys Asankhyataguṇi, Asankhyataguṇi in sequence.
After destroying Charitramohiya, the being reaches the eleventh Gunasthan called Upshantamoha and creates Gunashreni. The time of Upshantamoha is Antamuhurta, and in the numbered part of its time, Gunashreni is created, due to which the being also destroys Asankhyataguṇi, Asankhyataguṇi every moment. When the being falls from the eleventh Gunasthan and reaches the sixth Gunasthan and ascends the Kshapaka Shreni, or if it ascends the Kshapaka Shreni directly without ascending the Upshamani, it also performs the three Karana, Yathapravritta Karana, Apurva Karana, and Anivritti Karana, and destroys Asankhyataguṇi from the Upshamaka and Upshantamoha Gunasthan. Similarly, one should understand that the Gunashreni called Kshina Moha, Sayogikevali, and Ayogikevali also destroy Asankhyataguṇi, Asankhyataguṇi in succession. Although the time of each of these eleven Gunashreni is Antamuhurta-Antamuhurta, the time of Antamuhurta of each is successively less, and the quantity of the destroyed Drasya is Asankhyataguṇi, Asankhyataguṇi from the normal.