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## The Fifth Karma Granth
### 371
#### Upshamani
**Anvassanpusitthiveychakkam cha purisaveyam cha | Do vo egantare sarisa sarisan usame ||6||**
**Word Meaning:** Anvassanpusitthivey - Infinitely connected kshaya, darshan mohaniya, napunsak ved, stri ved, chhaya haspadi patak, cha - also, purisadeyam - purusha ved, and, do do - two two, egantare - one one's interval, sarisa sarisan - similar same, usame - subsides.
**Explanation:** (Upshamashroni doing) First subsides the infinitely connected kshaya, then the darshan mohaniya, and after that, in order, the napunsak ved, stri ved, hasyaadi shatk and purusha ved, and after that, giving an interval of one one (sanjwalan) kshaya, subsides two two similar kshayas together.
**Special:** From the eighth gunasthan, two categories begin - Upshamani and Kshapkoani.
Nathkar has explained the nature of Upshamani in the gatha, that how the nature is subsided by the ascender of Upshamani. In short, the nature of Upshamani is that the stream of progressively increasing results by which the soul subsides the mohaniya karma completely, is called Upshamani. The beginning of this Upshamani is the aprammat samyat, and the one who falls from Upshamani can be any of aprammat samyat, pramat samyat, deshvirati or avirati. That is, the one who falls comes to the fourth gunasthan in order.