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The sixth karma-graya, then, is seen as the end of this state. The Sadi-Sant alternative is the Sadi Mithyaishti of the Jiva. Because the Sadi Mithyaishti Jiva, who has twenty-five natural states, has attained the twenty-six natural states by the agitation of Samyaktv and Samyamithyatv, the destruction of this twenty-six natural state is seen again.
Of the three alternatives of the twenty-six natural states, the Sadi-Sant alternative has the shortest duration of Antarmuhurt and the longest duration of Deshona Aparth Pudgal Paravart. This is how it manifests: The Jiva who has attained the twenty-six natural states and has attained Samyaktv by Vikaran in Antarmur, and has become twenty-eight natural states again, attains the shortest duration of Antarmuhurt. And any Anadi Mithyadrishti Jiva who has attained Upsham Samyaktv and has gone into Mithyatv, has attained the twenty-six natural states by the agitation of Samyaktv and Samyamithyatv through the time of an uncountable part of Paly. He remains Mithyadrishti until the time of the remaining Aparth Pudgal Paravart, but when the time remaining to stay in the world is Antarmuhurt, he becomes Samyagdristi again. Thus, the longest duration of the twenty-six natural states is an uncountable part of Paly, less than Aparth Pudgal Paravart.
When the four Kashayas of Anantanubandhi are disjoined from the twenty-eight natural states of Mohaniya Karma, the twenty-four natural states are attained. This state is found from the third to the eleventh Gunasthan. Its shortest duration is Antarmuhurt and its longest duration is one hundred and thirty-two Sagars. The shortest duration is attained when the Jiva has disjoined the four Anantanubandhi Kashayas and attained the twenty-four natural states.