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## Sixth Karma Group
- There are sixteen natures: four of Darshanavarana, five of Antaray, and Yash:Kiti and high lineage. These sixteen natures experience bondage and liberation.
- After this, in the next time period, the eleventh Gunasthan, Upshantakashaya, occurs. In this, all the natures of Mohaniya are quieted. The minimum time period of Upshantakashaya Gunasthan is one time period, and the maximum is the time period of Usmsrushta Karma Antarmui.
- When the Arohak of Upshamani reaches the eleventh Upshantamoha Gunasthan, it then falls according to the rules. This fall happens in two ways: Bhavakshaya and Adhakshaya. The fall that happens when the lifespan ends is called Bhavakshaya. Bhava means Paryaya (cycle) and Kshaya means destruction. The fall that happens when the time period of Upshantakashaya Gunasthan ends is called Adhakshaya.
- The one who falls due to Bhavakshaya, in the next time period, attains the Aviraat Samyagdristi Gunasthan. Before that time period, the beginning of all Karmas, including Bandha, occurs. But the one who falls due to Adhakshaya, i.e., the fall that happens after the time period of Upshantamoha Gunasthan ends, falls in the same order as it ascended. When it reaches the point where the destruction of a particular Karma occurred, the beginning of that Karma starts again, and the Jiva stops at the Prammat Sanyat Gunasthan. Some attain the Deshavirat and Aviraat Samyagdristi Gunasthan, and some attain the Sasadan Bhava.
- Generally, one attains Upshamani once in a Bhava. Sometimes, a Jiva may attain Upshamani twice... - - - - 27th Suhme, 28th Mi, Mohapedeyo.
- Upsantbiyarage Uvsanta Hoti Nayana.