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The fifth karmagranthi is about the gunasthanas obtained through choice. It is said that 'michchainavasu bhayanae', meaning the first gunasthana except the second and third. The fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth gunasthanas have an adhruvasatta. Because the mithyadristi jiva who has experienced the udvalana of the mixed nature, does not have the satta of the mixed nature of his anadi mithyatva. In the fourth to eighth gunasthanas, the kshayik samyagdristi does not have the satta of the mixed nature, while the rest of the jivas do.
After stating the satta of the mixed mohaniya nature, we now explain the satta of the anantanubandhi.
It is said about the definite gunasthanas of the anantanubandhi - 'Aidugae an niyama' etc., that the anantanubandhi has a dhruvasatta in the first two gunasthanas. Because the anantanubandhi is bound until the second gunasthana, its satta will definitely remain. In the remaining third to ninth gunasthanas, its satta is adhruva - 'Bhaiya misainavgammi'. Because the anantanubandhi does not have satta for the one who disconnects the anantanubandhi kshaya.
Regarding the adhruvasatta of the anantanubandhi, the above kamgranthik mat has been mentioned that it has satta through choice in the third to ninth gunasthanas. But karmaprakriti and panch
1 Sanjoyan | U nimma dhusu panchasu hoi bhayadhwan.
- Karmaprakriti (satsadhikār) is in two gunasthanas by the anantanubandhi niyama and is bhajanīya in five gunasthanas.