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## The Fifth Karma Granth
513
The **veda** which arises with the ascent of **śreṇi** is destroyed at the end.
After the destruction of the **veda**, the **sanjvalana** destroys **krodha**, **mana**, **māyā**, and **lobha** in the same way. That is, the **sanjvalana** destroys two of the three parts of **krodha** together, and merges the third part into **mana**. Similarly, it merges the third part of **mana** into **māyā**, and the third part of **māyā** into **lobha**. The time for the destruction of each is **ant-muhūrta**, and the time for the **śreṇi** is also **ant-muhūrta**, but it is a larger **ant-muhūrta**.
The **sanjvalana** destroys two of the three parts of **lobha** together, but it destroys the remaining parts of the third part, except for the last part, at different times. Then, it destroys the countless parts of that last part at different times in the tenth **guṇasthāna**. In this way, when the **lobha** **kaṣāya** is completely destroyed, it becomes **kṣīṇa-kaṣāya** after an infinite amount of time.
Until one part of the time of the **kṣīṇa-kaṣāya** **guṇasthāna** remains, **sthitighāta** etc. occur as before in all **karmas** except for **mohaniya**. In it, the **kṣīṇa-kaṣāya** makes the **five jñāna-āvaraṇa**, **four darśana-āvaraṇa**, **five antarāya**, and **two nidrā** (**nidrā** and **prachalā**) - these sixteen **prakṛti** - equal to the time of **kṣīṇa-kaṣāya**, but it makes the **nidrā-dvaya** equal to one time.
When the **aṇi** ascends with the arising of **strī-bandha**, first the **napumsaka veda** is destroyed, then the **strī-veda**, and then the **puṣpa-veda** and the **ṣaṭka** of **hāni** etc. are destroyed. When the **aṇi** ascends with the arising of the **napumsaka veda**, the **napumsaka veda** and the **strī-bandha** arise together. After that, the **puruṣa-veda** and the **ṣaṭka** of **hāsa** are destroyed. This same order is also mentioned in **Go. Dharma-kāṇḍa** **Gā. 388**.