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## Sixth Karma Granth
**Question:** While the four Anantanubandhis arise in the Mithyadrishti Jiva according to the rule, why are they not mentioned in the seven natural Udayasthanas and the eight natural Udayasthanas arising from fear or disgust?
**Solution:** A Samyagdristi Jiva who has disjoined the four Anantanubandhis, but has not destroyed Mithyatva etc. due to lack of material for Kshapana, attains Mithyatva after a long time. Therefore, he again destroys the four Anantanubandhis due to Mithyatva. Such a Jiva does not experience the arising of Anantanubandhis for one Avaliika period, but they arise according to the rule after the Avaliika has passed. Therefore, the Udayasthanas of the Mithyadrishti Jiva become devoid of the arising of Anantanubandhis. This is why the arising of Anantanubandhis is not mentioned in the seven natural Udayasthanas and the eight natural Udayasthanas arising from fear or disgust.
**Note:** The arising of any Karma occurs when the Abadihakal (period of non-obstruction) is destroyed. The minimum Abadihakal for the four Anantanubandhis is Antarmuhurta (one-seventh of a Muhurta). The maximum Abadihakal is four thousand years. The rest is explained as follows:
From the time of the beginning of the Bagh Avaliika, their existence continues for that duration. When destruction begins during their existence, their priority and their corresponding Avaliika, along with the remaining similar-natured Avaliika, become united and transform into a Padma-Prakriti form. After the Sankrama Avaliika has passed, the arising occurs. After the Bagh Avaliika has passed, the arising mentioned does not contradict.