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## Chapter 406: The Chapter of the Seventies
**On the Submergence of the Movable**
This rule is about the submergence of the three natures of the Darshanamohiya: Mithyatva, Samyagmithyatva, and Samyaktava. These three are the three stages of the Darshan Bhahanocha. Of these, Mithyatva is submerged by the Mithyashti and the Vedak Samyagdristi Jiva, but Samyaktava and Samyagmithyatva, these two natures, are submerged only by the Vedak Samyagdristi Jiva. Even in this, the Mithyadristi Jiva of all four gatis first generates Samyaktava and then submerges Mithyatva. The method of submerging Mithyatva should be known to be the same as the submergence of the Anantanubandhi Chatushka, which was explained earlier, but with this difference: in its A-purvakaran, there is no Gunasamkram, but there are four actions: Sthitighāt, Rasaghat, Sthitibandh, and Gunashreni.
1. In the Digambar Karbha Granthas, the instruction on this subject is this: the Mithyadristi submerges one Mithyatva, or both Mithyatva and Samyagmithyatva, or all three: Mithyatva, Samyagmithyatva, and Samyaktava. And the Samyagdristi, at the time of attaining the second submergence of Samyaktava, submerges all three. The Jiva who, having fallen from Samyavasa, goes into Mithyatva and violates the Vedak time, if he attains the submergence of Samyaktava at the time of the Udvalana of Samyaktava, then he submerges all three. The Jiva who, after the Udvalana of Samyaktava, attains the submergence of Samyaktava at the time of the Udvalana of Samyagmithyatva, submerges these two: Mithyatva and Samyagmithyatva. And the Mithyadristi who has the existence of all twenty-two natures of the Mohiya, submerges only one Mithyatva.
2. There, the submergence of Mithyatva is by the Mithyadristi and the Vedak Samyagdristi. But the submergence of Samyaktava and Samyagmithyatva is only by the Vedak Samyagdristi.
- Sapttatika Prakaran Tika, page 246