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**Technical Terms - Core**
**Margana** - The process of examining and researching something in its original form is called Margana.
**Maranantik Samudhyat** - The state of being close to death, the final stage before death, is called Maranantik Samudhyat.
**Mithyatva** - The state of having false beliefs about the nature of reality.
**Mithyadristi** - The state of having a distorted view of reality due to the influence of Mithyatva. This is a specific characteristic of the Jiva (soul).
**Mithyatva Mohaniya** - The karmas (actions) that cause the Jiva to have a distorted view of reality. These are the impure karmas that contribute to Mithyatva.
**Mithyatva Shruta** - The knowledge that is based on false beliefs and distorted views.
**Mishradristi** - The state of having a mixed view of reality, where some aspects are seen correctly and others are seen incorrectly. This is a specific characteristic of the Jiva. It is also called Samyagmithyatva Gunasthan.
**Mishra Manoyog** - The state of mind that is focused on both truth and falsehood.
**Mishra Mohaniya** - The karmas that cause the Jiva to have a wavering mind, unable to fully embrace either truth or falsehood. These are the semi-pure karmas that contribute to Mithyatva.
**Mishra Pariṇām** - The state of being attracted to both truth and falsehood due to the influence of Samyagmithyatva Mohaniya karmas.
**Mukta Jiva** - A liberated soul, free from all karmas and dwelling in its true nature, possessing knowledge, vision, and other virtues.
**Muhurt** - A period of two ghatikas, or 48 minutes.
**Mūla Prakṛti** - The fundamental categories of karmas.