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9. **Jiva-dvaan - Chuliyaa-e Padhma Chuliyaa**
The question arises: How many and what types of karmas does a jiva with mithyatva-drishti bind, and by what duration of karmas does it attain samyaktva or not attain samyaktva? How much time does it take to perform mithyatva karma, and in what areas and at whose feet does the destruction of darshan-mohaniya karma occur for a jiva who has destroyed all its charitra, and for a jiva who has attained complete charitra? || 1 ||
The detailed explanation of the difficult (duraravobodh) aspects of the above-mentioned anuyog-dwaras is called Chulika. This Chulika related to jiva-sthana is of nine types. It is as follows:
The phrase "How many types of karmas does it bind" in the sutra indicates the first two Chulikaas, namely, Prakriti-samutkirtan and Sthana-samutkirtan. The phrase "What types of karmas does it bind" further indicates the third, fourth, and fifth Chulikaas, namely, Prathama Dandaka, Dvitiya Dandaka, and Tritiya Dandaka. Further, the phrase "By what duration of karmas does it attain samyaktva and by what duration of karmas does it not attain samyaktva" in the same sutra indicates the sixth Chulika, Utkrishta-sthiti, and the seventh Chulika, Jaghanya-sthiti. Subsequently, the phrase "In what areas and at whose feet" in the sutra indicates the eighth Chulika, Samyaktva-utpatti. The last phrase "Charitam va sampurnna padivajjantas" in the original sutra, with the inclusion of the word "va", indicates the ninth and final Chulika, Gati-agati. The detailed explanation of all these will be given in their respective places.
The phrase "How many and what types of karmas does it bind" is a part of the previous sutra, and its explanation is given here. || 2 ||