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## Introduction
[51] It should be noted here that if a soul attains Samyaktva after having taken birth in a particular realm, then according to the rules, it will be bound to the realm of gods. However, if a soul has taken birth in any of the four realms while in the state of Mithyatva, and later attains Samyaktva, then the bound lifespan cannot be released. Therefore, it will be born in the same realm, but due to the greatness of Samyaktva, it will not be born below hell. If a lifespan in the animal realm is bound, then it will be born as an animal. If a lifespan in the human realm is bound, then it will be born as a human. And if a lifespan in the realm of gods is bound, then it will be born as a god in the realm of Kalpa. If a soul has not taken birth in any realm and is a Charma Shariri, then after attaining Kshayik Samyaktva, it strives for the destruction of all karmas. It performs the three actions of Adhokarana, etc., and ascends the Kshapaka Shreni, ultimately destroying Moha at the end of the tenth Gunasthan. It attains Kshayik Charitra and within a moment, destroys the Avarna, Darshanavarna, and Antaraya, becoming an Arhant with the complete attainment of the four infinite qualities and the nine Kevala Jnanas. Finally, it attains liberation by destroying the remaining Aghatiya karmas through Yoga Nirodha.
_9 The Gati-Agati Chulika is the most extensive Chulika among all Chulikas. From the perspective of subject matter, it can be divided into four sections. The first section elaborates on the external causes of the attainment of Samyaktva in different realms. The second section elaborates on the realms where beings from the four realms can be reborn after death and the realms from which they can be reborn. The essence of this section is that a god cannot be reborn as a god or a hell being after death. Similarly, a hell being cannot be reborn as a hell being or a god. Beings from these two realms are reborn as humans or animals after death, and humans and animals are reborn in these two realms. However, beings from the human realm can be reborn in all four realms, and beings from all four realms can be reborn in the human realm. The third section explains which realm a being can be reborn in after death depending on the Gunasthan it is in. This section sheds light on many important and noteworthy points. For example, many beings are born in hell with Mithyatva and die with Mithyatva. Many are born in hell with Mithyatva and die with Sasadan Samyaktva. Many are born in hell with Mithyatva and die with Samyaktva. Similarly, the Gati-Agati of beings from the remaining three realms is explained. The fourth section explains that hell and...