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## The Path of Liberation for the Saintly
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In the five-sense beings, the states of Mithyadrishti-Sasan and Sammadrishti-Sasan are sometimes sufficient and sometimes insufficient. || 87 ||
A being with the Sasan-guna-sthana, upon death, is not born in the Naraka, but it is possible for it to be born in the Tiryancha. Therefore, even in its insufficient state, the Sasan-guna-sthana can remain. Now, to explain the nature of the remaining guna-sthana possible in the five-sense Tiryancha, the next sutra says:
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The Tiryancha with the five senses are always sufficient in the states of Sammadrishti-Asanjat, Sammadrishti-Sanjat, and Asanjat-Sanjat. || 88 ||
The reason for this is that no being born in any of the above guna-sthana is born in the five-sense Tiryancha upon death. The reason why the guna-sthana of the insufficient Tiryancha is not described here is that, except for the Mithyatva guna-sthana, no other guna-sthana is found in them.
Now, to describe the nature of the guna-sthana in the human realm, the next sutra says:
Humans are sometimes sufficient and sometimes insufficient in the states of Mithyadrishti-Sasan, Sammadrishti-Sasan, and Asanjat-Sammadrishti. || 89 ||
Although it is possible for the Prammat-Sanjat, who produces the Aharak-Sharira, to be insufficient in relation to the six sufficient conditions related to the body, until those conditions are fulfilled, here, in relation to the Dravyarthic Nay, they are considered sufficient even if they do not have all six sufficient conditions related to the Aharak-Sharira. The same should be understood in relation to the Samudghat-Gat Kevali.
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Now, to explain the different types of humans, the next sutra says:
Thus, the sufficiency of humans. || 91 ||
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Now, to explain the presence of the remaining guna-sthana in humans, the next sutra says:
Humans are always sufficient in the states of Sammadrishti-Sanjat, Asanjat-Sanjat, and Sanjat. || 90 ||