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## Translation:
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The Uttar Sutra says to explain the final Gunasthan in the Upasham श्रेणी of the Jiva:
**Uvasant-Kasay-Viyrag-Chhadumattha. || 19 ||**
**General meaning:** Jivas who are Uvasant-Kasay-Viyrag-Chhadmasth. || 19 ||
Those whose Kashayas have subsided are called Uvasant-Kasay. Those whose Rag has been destroyed are called Viyrag. Chhadma refers to Jnana-Avaran and Darshan-Avaran, and those who reside in them are called Chhadmasth. Those who are Viyrag but still Chhadmasth are called Viyrag-Chhadmasth. The Viyrag qualifier here should be understood to negate the Sarg-Chhadmasth of the first ten Gunasthanas. Those who are Uvasant-Kasay and also Viyrag-Chhadmasth are called Uvasant-Kasay-Viyrag-Chhadmasth. This Uvasant-Kasay qualifier should be understood to negate the higher Gunasthanas. In this Gunasthan, all Kashayas are completely subsided, therefore, there is only an Aupashamik state with respect to Charitra. And with respect to Samyag Darshan, there are both Aupashamik and Kshayik states as before. Just as when a clear fruit is dropped into muddy water during the rainy season, the mud settles down and the water becomes clear, similarly, the clarity that arises from the subsidence of all Mohaniya Karmas should be understood as the Uvasant-Kasay Gunasthan.
Now, to explain the Nirgranth Gunasthan, the Uttar Sutra says:
**Khin-Kasay-Viyrag-Chhadumattha. || 20 ||**
**General meaning:** Khin-Kasay-Viyrag-Chhadmasth Jivas. || 20 ||
Those whose Kashayas have become Khin (diminished) are called Khin-Kasay. Those who are Khin-Kasay and also Viyrag are called Khin-Kasay-Viyrag. Those who are Khin-Kasay-Viyrag and also Chhadmasth are called Khin-Kasay-Viyrag-Chhadmasth. The Chhadmasth word in this Sutra is Antadipak (illuminating the end). Therefore, it should be understood as indicating the Chhadmasth state of all the previous Gunasthanas. Here, since both types of Mohaniya Karmas are completely destroyed, therefore, in this Gunasthan, there is only a Kshayik state with respect to both Charitra and Samyag Darshan.
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Those who have completely destroyed Mohaniya Karmas in the form of Prakriti, Sthiti, Anubhag, and Pradesh Bandh, and whose Antahkaran has become as clear as water kept in a crystal vessel, such Viyrag Nirgranth Sadhus should be understood as residing in the Khin-Kasay Gunasthan.
Now, to explain the Gunasthan of the Snatakas, the Uttar Sutra says:
**Sajog-Kevali. || 21 ||**
**General meaning:** Sajog-Kevali Jivas. || 21 ||