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## The Fifth Karma Granth
**Chapter 4**
The fourth, fifth, and sixth Gunasthana-dwelling beings, who are the appropriate living beings of the four gatis, disassociate themselves from the infinite-bound kashayas through the three karmas. However, here there is neither an antar-karana nor a suppression of the infinite-bound.
After the suppression of the infinite-bound, the suppression of the Darshan-mohaniya-trika-mithyatva, Samyag-mithyatva, and Samyaktva natures occurs. Of these, Mithyatva is suppressed by the Mithyadrishti and Vedak-Savyadrishti (Kshayopa-shamic Samyagdristi), but the suppression of Samyag-mithyatva and Samyaktva is done only by the Vedak-Samyagdristi. When the Mithyadrishti being first produces the Samyaktva, it suppresses the Mithyatva. However, in the suppression series, this first Samyaktva is not useful, but the second Samyaktva is useful. Because in this, the complete suppression of the Darshan-antrika occurs. Therefore, here the Vedak-Samyagdristi is considered to be the suppressor of the Darshan-trika.
**Regarding the suppression of Darshan-moha, the Karma-prakriti says:**
"If the Vedak-Samyagdristi ascends the suppression series, then first, according to the rule, it suppresses the Darshan-mohaniya-trika. And it has this special quality that while doing the antar-karana, it suppresses the first state of the Anudita-mithyatva and Samyag-mithyatva, and the first state of Samyaktva, by the Avali-pramana and Samyaktva."