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The 351 **Jivas** who have attained **Asrava** cessation are said to have attained **Nirvikarata** (freedom from modifications) due to the destruction of **Moha** (delusion). Then, the **Jivan** who has attained infinite **Chaitanya** (consciousness) and **Veerya** (power) from the beginningless time, attains **Kutastha Jnana** (absolute knowledge) by the destruction of **Jnana Avarana** (knowledge veil), **Darsana Avarana** (perception veil) and **Antaray** (obstacles) simultaneously, through the **Shuddha Jnapti Kriya** (pure perception action) in the **Ksheena Moha Gunasthan** (stage of subtle delusion). This happens because the **Jivan** transcends the **Karma** (action) due to the absence of **Kramapravritti** (sequential activity) in the form of **Jnapti Kriya**. Therefore, due to the absence of **Karma**, the **Jivan** becomes truly **Sarvajña** (omniscient), **Sarvadarshi** (all-seeing) and **Indriya Vyapara Ateeta** (transcending sensory activities), **Avyabhadha** (unobstructed) and **Ananta Sukhavala** (possessing infinite bliss) forever.
This is the nature of **Bhavakarma Moksha** (liberation from the karmic effects of emotions) and the cause of **Dravyakarma Moksha** (liberation from the karmic effects of matter) - **Param Sanvara** (ultimate restraint).