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After the Amavasya of the Bhava-Vaisha, the Karma-Bandha is again called Avatavya Bandha, which is generally done without any desire for Mang. Knowledge of the general existence only, without any special conception of Avarah-name, Pati, etc. Bhava-Bhimam-Mithyakha is the opposite of the opposite of the substances that are born from the rise of Mithyakha. Its other name is Vimang-Jnan. Avadhi-Jnan is the knowledge of the substance, field, time, and measure of the original substance, which is obtained by the soul itself without the help of the senses and mind. Or, the knowledge that has the power to know the nature of the object that is spread below and above, or the knowledge that has the power to directly perceive only the substantial objects, or the activity of the soul to directly perceive the external meaning, is called Avadhi-Jnan. Avadhi-Manavaran Karma is the karma that covers the knowledge of Abhijnan. Avashirsan is the reflection of the general nature of the substantial objects by the soul itself without the help of the senses and mind. Avarpriyarsha-Avaran Karma is the karma that covers Avashi-darshan. Avak is a period of eighty-four lakh years. Bhavang is a period of eighty-four lakh years. Avasthit Avashi-Jnan and Avadhi-Jnan remain in the soul even after birth, or until the birth of Faval-Jnan, or until the end of time. Avasthit Bandha is the binding of the same number of karmas in the second time as in the first time. Avasapini-Kal is a period of time that is as small as a grain of sand. During this time, the power, happiness, and understanding of the living beings gradually decrease. Avay is the knowledge of the object that is taken by the Iha, which is more certain. Avipak Mirjara is the experience of the karma that is outside the Udayavali, by entering it into the Udayavali by the special action of Tapas, etc.