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Appendix-2
**Kshayopaśamikavadhijnāna** is the type of **avadhijnāna** that is not born with the being but arises after birth due to the strength of rituals like **yama**, **niyama**, and **vratas**.
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**Gunasthanas** are the specific states of a being that arise from the purity and impurity of qualities like **jnana**, **darshan**, and **charitra**.
**Gunas** are the qualities of a being like **jnana**, **darshan**, and **charitra**, and their **sthana** (place) or the specific difference in the purity and impurity of these qualities, their rise and fall, and their **jandha** (bondage) is called **gunasthanas**.
**Gunasthanas** are the parts of a being that are marked by the emotions that arise from the **udaya**, **upashanga**, **kshaya**, and **kshayopashma** states of **karma** like **mohaniya**.
**Gunasthanakrama** is the state of gradual development of **atmic** qualities.
**Gunasanakraman** is the transformation of the previously bound **ashubha** (unfortunate) natures into the **shubha** (fortunate) natures that are being bound in the present.
**Gunashreni** is the establishment of **karmadalikas** in the **antarmuhurt** (inner moment) in the order of time, whose **sthitighāt** (destruction of the state) is done. Or, it is the creation of **karmadalikas** from the moment of **udaya** (arising) to every moment, multiplied by countless times, in the higher state.
**Gunashreni nirjara** is the destruction of more and more **karmaparamanus** (karma atoms) in a short period of time.
**Gunahani** is the interval between the first **nisheka** (impregnation) state and the **asha** (hope) that arises from it. Or, it is the name of the group of **spardhakas** (competitors) that are bound in their respective **vargana** (class) in their respective **vargana** class, one by one, in an uninterrupted sequence.
**Purubhakti** is the service, respect, and honor of **guru** (teachers) like parents, **dharmacharayas**, **vidyagurus**, and elder brothers and sisters.
**Gurulghu** is the visible form of a **vādara** (monkey) with eight **spargas** (touches).
**Guruspash** **namakarma** is the **karma** whose **udaya** (arising) makes the body of the being heavy like iron. One **gavyu** (a unit of measurement) is equal to two thousand **dhanus** (bows).