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## The Sixfold Division of the Universe and the State of the Soul
**Chapter 1, Chapter 1, Verse 11**
The **Sāsādan** is a state of the soul where the **Samyaktvakī** (right faith) is weakened, but the soul has not yet experienced the consequences of **Mithyātvakarma** (false belief karma). This means that the soul has lost its **Samyakdarshana** (right vision) due to the arising of one of the four **Anantānubandhī** (infinitely binding) karmas, but has not yet experienced the **Mithyātvārūpa** (false belief) consequences that arise from the **Mithyātvakarma**.
**Verse 11**
**Sammāmichchāitthī** || 11 || This means that there are souls who have both **Samyak** (right) and **Mithyā** (false) vision. || 11 ||
**Explanation:**
**Dṛṣṭi** (vision), **Śraddhā** (faith), **Ruchi** (taste), and **Pratyay** (conviction) are synonyms. A soul that has both right and false vision is called **Samyagmithyādrṣṭi**. Just as when yogurt and jaggery are mixed, their individual tastes cannot be distinguished, but their combined taste becomes a different entity, similarly, the combined consequences of **Samyaktv** (right faith) and **Mithyātv** (false belief) are called **Miśra Guṇasthāna** (mixed state).
The **Mithyātvaprakṛti** (false belief nature) destroys **Samyaktv** completely, but the **Samyagmithyātvaprakṛti** (mixed nature) does not destroy **Samyaktv** completely. In this state, the **Mithyātvaprakṛti** has **Sarvaghatī** (all-destroying) opponents that arise and cease, and their **Sadavasthārūpa** (permanent) suppression, along with the **Samyagmithyātvaprakṛti** having **Sarvaghatī** opponents that continue to arise, leads to a state of **Kṣayopashamika** (destruction and suppression).
Alternatively, the **Samyaktvaprakṛti** has **Deśaghatī** (country-destroying) opponents that arise and cease, and their **Sadavasthārūpa** (permanent) suppression, along with the **Mithyātvaprakṛti** having **Sarvaghatī** opponents that continue to arise, leads to a state of **Kṣayopashamika** (destruction and suppression).
**Verse 12**
**Asanjadassammāitthī** || 12 || This means that there are souls who have **Asanyata Samyakdṛṣṭi** (unrestrained right vision). || 12 ||
**Explanation:**
A soul with right vision is called **Samyakdṛṣṭi**, and an unrestrained **Samyakdṛṣṭi** is called **Asanyata Samyakdṛṣṭi**. There are three types of **Samyakdṛṣṭi** souls: **Kṣayika Samyakdṛṣṭi** (destruction-bound right vision), **Vedaka Samyakdṛṣṭi** (knowledge-bound right vision), and **Aupaśamika Samyakdṛṣṭi** (suppression-bound right vision).
A soul becomes **Kṣayika Samyakdṛṣṭi** when all seven natures, including the four **Anantānubandhī** karmas, **Mithyātv** (false belief), **Samyagmithyātv** (mixed belief), and **Samyaktv** (right belief), are completely destroyed. The soul becomes **Aupaśamika Samyakdṛṣṭi** when these seven natures are suppressed, and becomes **Vedaka Samyakdṛṣṭi** when the **Samyaktvaprakṛti** (right belief nature) arises.
This **Vedaka Samyakdṛṣṭi** is also called **Kṣayopashamika Samyakdṛṣṭi** because it arises from the arising and ceasing of **Samyaktv** (right belief), **Mithyātv** (false belief), and **Samyagmithyātv** (mixed belief), and their **Sadavasthārūpa** (permanent) suppression, along with the **Samyaktvaprakṛti** having **Deśaghatī** (country-destroying) opponents that continue to arise.
**Kṣayika Samyakdṛṣṭi** souls never experience **Mithyātv** (false belief). However, **Aupaśamika Samyakdṛṣṭi** souls can experience **Mithyātv** (false belief) due to the consequences of their actions, and they can lose their **Aupaśamika Samyaktv** (suppression-bound right belief). They can also become **Sāsādan**...