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It exists in the Gunasthana and also remains in the Siddha state. After Matijnana and Shrutajnana, there can be direct Kevaljnana, and after Mati, Shruta and Avadhijnana, there can be Kevaljnana, and after Bhat, Shruta, Avadhe and Manahparyaya Jnana, there can be Kevaljnana. 177. Question: What is Samyama? Answer: To adopt the Mahavratas like Ahimsa, to follow the Samitis like Irya, to suppress the Kshayas like Krodha, to abandon the punishments in the form of tendencies of mind, speech and body, and to conquer the objects of the senses like touch, is called Samyama. 176. Question: What is the inner cause of the origin of Samyama? Answer: From the destruction and pacification of the Pratyakhyanavarana, Krodha-Mana-Maya-Lobha, from the rise of Badar Sanjwalan, or from the rise of subtle Lobha, and from the pacification or destruction of Mohaniya Karma, Samyama-like feelings arise. 17E. Question: How many types of Samyama Marg are there, what are the causes of their origin, and in which Gunasthana are they found?