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Sixth Firm Text
405 This is another name, but the only difference between disassociation and destruction is that the natures that are disassociated regain their existence, but the natures that are destroyed do not regain their existence.
The disassociation of the infinite-bound occurs in any one of the qualities from the uninterrupted samyadrishti quality-place to the unattentive-restrained quality-place. In the fourth quality-place, the beings of all four motions disassociate the infinite-bound. In the fifth quality-place, the Tithancha and humans disassociate the infinite-bound, and in the sixth and seventh quality-places, only humans disassociate the infinite-bound. For this also, as before, there are three times the Yashattkarana. But the special feature is that there is no need for introspection for disassociation, but except for the Avali Praman Dalikas, all the above Dalikas naturally transition to other homogeneous natures, and the Avali Praman Dalikas transition to the existing natures and destroy them.
Thus, the consideration of the suppression and disassociation of the infinite-bound has been considered. Now, consider the suppression of the three natures of the darshanamohi.
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In the Digambar tradition, the Kashayapahuḍ, its Chūṇi, Pakhaṇḍāgam, and Lakṣisār also mention the view of disassociation of the infinite-bound. Similar to the karma-nature, the Chūṇi of the Kāmapāhuḍ also clearly prohibits the upkāma of the infinite-bound, but in the Digambar tradition, the prevalent Saptaṭika also contains the view of suppression, and it is clear from the Go. Karmakāṇḍa that they were familiar with the view of suppression of the infinite-bound.