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## 376
## Ghatak
After the mitigation of the infinite Kshaya and Darshan Trika, the process of mitigating the Charitramohaniya begins.
To mitigate the Charitramohaniya, one performs the three karmas of Vavritta, etc. However, there is a difference: in the seventh Gunasthan, Yathapravrittakarana occurs; in the eighth Gunasthan, called A-purvakarana, A-purvakarana occurs; and in the ninth Gunasthan, called Anivrittikarana, Anivrittikarana occurs. Here too, actions like Sthiti Ghat, etc., take place, but the special feature is that from the fourth to the seventh Gunasthan, the Gunasankraman that occurs in the Anukaran and Nivrittikaran is of the same nature as the one related to which these results occur. However, in the A-purvakarana Gunasthan, the Gunasankraman of all the Ashubha Prakruti takes place.
When a certain amount of time has passed during the A-purvakarana, the Vaidhvichched of Nidra and Prachala, called Nidradvik, occurs. After more time passes, the Vaidhvichched of the thirty Prakruti, including Suradvik, Panchendriya Jati, etc., occurs. Finally, in the last moments, the Vaidhvichched of Hasya, Rati, Bhaya, and Jugupsa occurs.
The Muhurta testifies to this. After mitigating the Charitramohaniya, one performs the three karmas of Yathapravritta, etc., for thousands of times, going back and forth between the Pramatta and A-prayatta Gunasthan. The special feature of the third, Anivrittikarana, is described in the following verses.
**1** The Prakruti that become Vaidhvichched in the A-purvakarana Gunasthan are as follows:
Adavan, A-puchvaimini, Niduganta, Chhappan Pan Bhage, Suradug, Panidi, Sukhagayi, Tasanav, Uralvinu, Tavanga, Samachaur, Nimina, Jin, Varn, Agurulhubau, Falans, Tisato, Charame, Chhavisbandh, Hasar, Kuchch, Bhayameo.
- **Dvitiya Karmagranth, Gaatha 6010**