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The fifth Karma Granth, Ubalna, causes both types of Dalikas to continuously transform into Mithyatva and Mohiya forms.
This continuous Udghaalan leads to the absence of both these types of Prakruti after an immeasurable number of Palyas. Once they are absent, the same Jiva again attains the Upshamia Sampyattva and reaches the Samapan Gunasthan. Therefore, the interval time of the Sasadan Gunasthan is considered to be an immeasurable number of Palyas.
The reason for stating the insignificant interval of the Sasadan Gunasthan as an immeasurable number of Palyas is that a Jiva can fall from the Upsham श्रेणी and reach the Sasadan Gunasthan. After a very short time, it can again climb back to the Upsham श्रेणी and then fall back to the Sasadan Gunasthan. From this perspective, the insignificant interval of Sasadan is very small. However, the attainment of Sasadan Samyattva after falling from the Upsham श्रेणी is only possible in the Manushya Gati, and even there, such an event is very rare. Therefore, it is not discussed here. However, the attainment of Sasadan after falling from the Upsham Samyattva is possible in all four Gatis. Therefore, the insignificant interval of Sasadan is stated as an immeasurable number of Palyas in comparison to this. In other words, the insignificant interval of the Sasadan Gunasthan is stated as an immeasurable number of Palyas, not in comparison to the श्रेणी, but in comparison to falling from the Upsham Samyattva.
Except for Sasadan, the other Gunasthanas, namely Ksheenamoha, Sayogikevali, and Ayogikevali, do not have an interval time because these Gunasthanas are attained once and are not attained again. Among the remaining Gunasthanas, Mithyadristi, Mishradristi, Avirat Sabhyag...