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## Fifth Karma Granth
After explaining the reason for considering the Dhruvasatta (permanent existence) of the Dhruvasatta Prakṛtis, we now explain the reason for considering the remaining Prakṛtis as Adhruvasatta (non-permanent existence).
The existence of Samyaktva (right faith) and Misra Mohaniya (mixed delusion) is not present in Abhavya (non-liberated beings), and even among Bhavyas (liberated beings), it is not present in many. When the Tejaskaaya (fire-bodied) and Vayukaaya (air-bodied) beings experience the Udvalana (transformation) of Manushyadvik (human-like body), the existence of Manushyadvik is not present. Therefore, Manushyadvik is considered Adhruvasatta.
The existence of the Vaikriya Ekadasha (eleventh Prakṛti) is not present in the Anadi Nigodhya (eternal) beings, and it is not present in those who have not attained the Trasa Paryaya (third stage of liberation). Due to the absence of bondage in those who have not attained the Trasa Paryaya, or due to the destruction of their state upon entering the Sthavara (stationary) realm, or due to the absence of existence of the being who experiences Udvalana in the Ekendriya (one-sense) realm, the Vaikriya Ekadasha is considered Adhruvasatta.
Even with the presence of Samyaktva, the Tirthakara Karma (karma of a Tirthankara) is present in some and not in others. And due to the complete absence of bondage in the case of the Devayau (divine body) and Narakayu (hellish body) of the Sthavaras, the Tirthachayau (karma of a Tirthankara) of the Ahmindras (nine Veiyaka and five Anuttara Devas), the Manushyayau (human body) of the Tejaskaaya, Vayukaaya, and the Narakas (hell beings) of the seventh hell, their existence is not present. Therefore, these Prakṛtis are considered Adhruvasatta.
The existence of the Aharakasaptak (seven Aharaka Prakṛtis) is present in some and not in others, even with the presence of Samyama (self-control). It is not a rule that all Samyamadharis (those who practice self-control) must have an Aharaka body. The Ucchha Gotra (high lineage) is also not present in the Anadi Nigodhya beings, and it is not present in the Tejaskaaya and Vayukaaya beings after experiencing Udvalana. Therefore, the twenty-eight Prakṛtis are Adhruvasatta.