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## Sixth Karma Group
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In the penultimate moment, the essence of Nidravak decays in relation to the essence of the self, and in the final moment, the remaining four natures decay.
**Sri Naka Saya Charim Niha Pathla Pa Haga Baram Spo.**
**Bhavaranam Ansarae Param Spo Paribhasammi.**
After this, in the subsequent time, this being becomes a Sayogika Kevali, also known as a Jin, a Kevalajnani. Upon becoming a Sayogika Kevali, they become the complete knower and seer of the Lokaloka. There is no object in the universe, that has been, is, or will be, that the Jindev does not know. That is, they know and see everything.
**Sabhian Pasato Mogamalog Cha Sambho Sarth.**
**Masmin Pasa Bhuyan Bho Bhavis Cha.**
Thus, the Sayogika Kevali dwells for a period ranging from the shortest moment to a time slightly less than the previous koti, depending on their level of excellence.
Upon attaining the Sayogika Kevali state, the four Ghasikam - Jnana Avarana, Darsana Avarana, Mohaniya, and Antaraya - are completely destroyed. However, the remaining four Aghatik - Vedaniya, Ayu, Nama, and Gotra - remain.
Therefore, if the state of the remaining three karmas - Vedaniya, Nama, and Gotra - is greater than the state of the Ayu karma, then a Samudghat is performed at the end to bring their state equal to the state of the Ayu karma. If the state of the aforementioned three karmas is equal to the state of the Ayu karma, then no Samudghat is performed.
The Prajnapana Sutra states:
**Samve Vi Pan Bhanta! Kevali Samugdha Gati? Gorma! Modanastu Sam.**
**Jasaouam Tullai Bahin Hi Ya. Bhagoshaghamman Samugdhapan Sa Cha.**