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[314] In the **Chakkhandagama**, the **Jiva**'s state of being is described.
[1, 9-8, 12] It is said that the **Darshanamohaniya** (obstacle to right perception) begins to be destroyed. From this, one should understand that its destruction is prohibited in the **Sushma-Sushma** and other periods.
[12] However, the **Darshanamoha** (delusion of perception) is destroyed in all four **Gatis** (paths of existence).
A **Jiva** who destroys the **Darshanamohaniya** from the time of becoming **Kritakritya-Vedaka** (one who has fulfilled his purpose) onwards is called a **Nishthapaka** (one who destroys). So, he is born in all four **Gatis** under the influence of his **Purvabaddha Ayu** (predetermined lifespan) and completes the destruction of the **Darshanamohaniya**. A **Jiva** is called **Kritakritya-Vedaka** from the time he gives the **Samyaktvaprakriti** (nature of right faith) to the last **Phalika** (fruit) in the lower **Nisekas** (stages of existence) until the **Antarmuhurta** (last moment of life).
[13] The **Jiva** who attains **Samyaktv** (right faith) in relation to the **Sthitibandha** (bond of existence) and **Sthitisattva** (state of being) established by the **Sarvavishuddha Mithyadristi** (completely deluded wrong belief) establishes the **Sthiti** (state) of the seven **Karmas** (actions): **Jnanaavaraneya** (obstacle to knowledge), **Darshanavaraneya** (obstacle to perception), **Vedaniya** (karmic fruit), **Mohaniya** (delusion), **Nama** (name), **Gotra** (lineage), and **Antaraya** (obstacle), as **Antahkoda-kodi** (infinitely small).
[14] The **Jiva** who attains **Charitra** (conduct) in relation to the **Sthitibandha** and **Sthitisattva** of the **Mithyadristi** at the end of the **Prathamo-pashama Samyaktv** (first stage of right faith) establishes the **Sthiti** of the seven **Karmas**: **Jnanaavaraneya**, **Darshanavaraneya**, **Vedaniya**, **Mohaniya**, **Nama**, **Gotra**, and **Antaraya**, as **Antahkoda-kodi**.
The meaning is that the **Sthitibandha** and **Sthitisattva** of the seven **Karmas** of the **Mithyadristi** **Jiva** at the end of the **Prathamo-pashama Samyaktv** are less in number than the **Sthitibandha** and **Sthitisattva** established by the **Jiva** who is approaching **Sangha-masanyama** (control of the senses and mind). And the **Sthitibandha** and **Sthitisattva** of the **Mithyadristi** **Jiva** at the end of the **Samyama** (control) are even less in number.
[15] The **Jiva** who attains **Sampurna Charitra** (complete conduct) establishes the **Sthiti** of the four **Karmas**: **Jnanaavaraneya**, **Darshanavaraneya**, **Mohaniya**, and **Antaraya**, as **Antarmuhurta** (last moment of life), gradually reducing them.
[16] The **Vedaniya** (karmic fruit) is established as **Baras-muhurta** (twelve moments), **Nama-Gotra** (name and lineage) as **Attha-muhurta** (eight moments), and the remaining **Karmas** as **Bhinna-muhurta** (different moments).