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## Shataka 46
In the mixed (Mishra) Gunasthan, the being's Samyaktva (right faith) does not exist, but it does exist for other beings. From the fourth to the eleventh Gunasthan, the Samyaktva of the Kshayik Samyamhasti (one who has attained the highest state of liberation) is not susceptible to delusion (Moha), but it does exist for the Kshayopashmik and Aupashmik Samyagdristi (those who have attained the state of right faith). Thus, the nature of the Mohianiya Karma (karma that causes delusion) and the existence of Mithyatva (false faith) and Samyaktva are considered in the first eleven Gunasthanas. In the last three Gunasthanas, the Mohianiya Karma is destroyed, so it does not exist. Now, let's consider the existence of Mithya Mohianiya and Ananta Anubandhi Kashaya (infinitely binding passions).
**The Rule of Existence of Mixed Mohianiya and Ananta Anubandhi**
To determine the specific Gunasthan where the Mixed Mohianiya exists, it is stated: "Sasanamose su Dhuruv Misan" - In the Sasanadan and Mishra Gunasthan, the Mithya (Samyamihyatva) Mohianiya exists by rule. The reason is that when the being attains the first stage of liberation (Prathamopashma Samyaktva), three bundles of Mithyatva are formed. When at least one and at most six Avaliya Kalas (periods of time) remain during that Samyaktva, the Sasanadan Gunasthan is attained. At that time, the being's results are neither completely Samyaktva nor Mithyatva, but contain both Samyaktva and Mithyatva aspects. Therefore, the Mixed nature exists. This is why the existence of the Mixed nature is established in the second Gunasthan.
The third Mishra Gunasthan cannot occur without the arising of Mixed Mohianiya. Therefore, the existence of the Mixed nature is certain in the third Gunasthan.