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## Chapter 124: The State of the Soul in the Six Realms
[1, 7, 61] From Mithyadrishti (false belief) in the Sukkaleshya (white-bodied) to Sayogikevali (perfect knowledge with attachment), the progression of these states is like the flow of a river. [61]
From Mithyadrishti (false belief) in the Bhavyasiddhi (potential for liberation) to Ajoygikevali (perfect knowledge without attachment), the progression of these states is like the flow of a river. [62]
What is meant by Abhavyasiddhi (non-potential for liberation)? It is a Pariṇāmik (resultant) state. [63]
From Asanjad Sammadrishti (uncontrolled right belief) in the Sammadrishti (right belief) to Ajoygikevali (perfect knowledge without attachment), the progression of these states is like the flow of a river. [64]
What is meant by Asanjad Sammadrishti (uncontrolled right belief) in the Kshayik Sammadrishti (right belief with potential for destruction)? It is a Kshayik (perishable) state. [65]
The Sammatva (right belief) of these beings is Kshayik (perishable). [66]
The Asanjad (uncontrolled) nature of the Kshayik Sammadrishti (right belief with potential for destruction) is due to the Audayik (arising) state. [67]
What is meant by Sanjad (controlled), Asanjad (uncontrolled), Prammat (careless), Aprammat (careful) Sanjad (controlled)? It is a Kshayopaśamik (perishable and pacified) state. [68]
This is because even though the four Gunasthana (stages of spiritual progress) beings have the Audayik (arising) state of the Charitramohaniya (hindering conduct) karma, they still experience the Sanjad (controlled), Asanjad (uncontrolled), Prammat (careless), and Aprammat (careful) Sanjad (controlled) states, which are part of their Charitra (conduct).
The Sammatva (right belief) of these beings is Kshayik (perishable). [69]
What is meant by Chaduṇhamuvasama (fourfold pacification)? It is a Ovasamik (pacified) state. [70]