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## The Chapter on the Seventh (Saptathika)
Triahhika does not occur in the Kshapakauni and Ksheenamoha Gunasthanas. This is also the opinion of the authors of Karma-prakriti and Panchasangraha. However, the authors of Panchasangraha were aware of the fact that five prakritis also arise in the Kshapaka श्रेणि and Ksheenamoha Gunasthanas. They have mentioned this in the verse "Panchavh vi keï ichchasi". Acharya Malayagiri has attributed this opinion to the Karmastavakar. Thus, it is known that except for the Karmastavakar, almost all the Karmagranthikars have held the opinion that Nidradvik does not arise in the Kshapakauni and Ksheenamoha Gunasthanas.
The Digambar tradition generally holds the opinion of विकल्प (alternative). In the Kashayapahuḍ Chūṇi, it is indicated that "the being who ascends the Kshapakauni, leaves behind the karma of Ayus and Vedaniya, and experiences the awakening of all other karmas." Commenting on this, Bīrasena Swami has written in the Jayadhavala Kshapanaadhikār that the being in the Kshapa श्रेणि is the नियम वेदक of five Gnanavarana and four Darshanavarana, but is the कदाचित् वेदक of Nidra and Prachala, because there is no contradiction in their possible subtle awakening.
**Footnotes:**
1. Nihapayalaash khonraaganavage paricchajj. - Karma Prakriti 30 Ga. 10
2. Panchasangraha Saptathika Ga. 14
3. Karmastashakarmatean paschaanam apyudayo bhavati. - Panchasangraha Saptathika Tika, Ga. 14
4. Aaugavedaniyavajjaanan vedijjamananaakaman paveasago. - Kashayapahuḍ Chūṇi (Yativrishabha)
5. Panchanhim naanavaraniyanam chaduhnhim dasanaabaranianam niyama vedago, nihapayalaanm sia, taasim abattodayass kaddai sambhave virohaabhaavado. - Jayadhavala (Kshapanaadhikār)