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## Sixth Firm Granth
The Sixth Firm Granth also mentions fifteen Satta Sthana (states of existence) of the Mohaniya Karma (karma that can be destroyed). Both literatures are mostly similar regarding their owners and time. However, there are different opinions in Digambar literature regarding some places, which are being presented for the information of the readers. The opinion of Digambar literature regarding the time of twenty-eight natural Satta Sthana has been mentioned earlier. The remaining places are being explained here.
In Shwetambar literature, the owner of twenty-seven natural Satta Sthana is mentioned as Mithyadrishti (false-sighted) and Samyagmiyadrishti (right-sighted) Jiva (soul). But according to the Digambar tradition, the owner of this place in the Chuni of Kashayaprabhut is mentioned as only Mithyadrishti Jiva.
The question arises: "How long do these twenty-seven states of existence last?" The commentary on the 45th chapter of the Sapta Tika Sangrah of Panchasangrah mentions the time of twenty-seven natural Satta Sthana as an immeasurable part of a Paly (a very long time). But there is an indication in Jayadhwala that the owner of twenty-seven natural Satta Sthana can also be Upshama Samyagdrishti (a soul who has attained the state of liberation). This is also confirmed by the Chuni of Kashayaprabhut. Accordingly, the minimum time of twenty-seven natural Satta Sthana becomes one time. Because, in the second time after attaining twenty-seven natural Satta Sthana, the one who has attained Upshama Samyaktva (liberation) is seen to have twenty-seven natural Satta Sthana for only one time.
In Shwetambar literature, the minimum time of twenty-six natural Satta Sthana from Sadi to Sant is mentioned as Antarmuhurt (a very short time). But in the Purna of Kashayaprabhut, the minimum time of the said place is mentioned as one time.
"What is the relationship between the time of these states of existence?" The answer is: "It is as mentioned above."