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The fourth type of *sadi-sant* destruction occurs when the *karmas* of the mentioned natures are bound and not bound again upon attaining *samyaktvam*. Thus, in the *dhruvabandhini* natures, except for the third type of *sadi-anant* destruction, there are three other types of destruction: *anadi-anant*, *anadi-sant*, and *sadi-sant*.
Now, we discuss the destruction in the *dhruvodaya* natures. In the *dhruvodaya* natures, there are two types of destruction: the first is *anadi-anant* and the second is *anadi-sant*. The names of the 27 *dhruvodaya* natures have been mentioned in their respective places. Among them, the *mithyatva* nature is special. Therefore, its *karmas* are discussed separately, and we now explain the remaining 26 natures.
The first type of *anadi-anant* destruction in the 26 *dhruvodaya* natures, namely *nirman*, *sthira*, *asthira*, *agurulaghu*, *shubha*, *ashubha*, *tejas*, *karman*, *varna-chaturshka*, five *jnana-avaranas*, five *antarayas*, and four *darshan-avaranas*, occurs in relation to *abhavya* beings. Because the *dhruvodaya* natures of *abhavya* beings have neither beginning nor end.
The second type of *anadi-sant* destruction occurs in relation to *bhavya* beings. The five *jnana-avaranas*, five *antarayas*, and four *darshan-avaranas*, these fourteen natures, have been present in beings since *anadi* time until the twelfth *gunasthan*. But when their destruction occurs at the end of the twelfth *gunasthan*, that destruction is called *anadi-sant*. Similarly, the remaining twelve natures, such as *nirman*, *sthira*, *asthira*, etc., have an *anadi* origin, and when their destruction occurs at the end of the thirteenth *sayogikevali* *gunasthan*, their destruction is called *anadi-sant*.
Thus, except for *mithyatva*, only two types of destruction occur in the remaining *dhruvodaya* natures: *anadi-anant* in relation to *abhavya* beings.