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6. pramattasamyata - major vows (samyama) but with
occasional deviation due to fifteen faults of negligence (pramāda). The fifteen faults due to negligence (pramāda) are indulging in four passions (kaşāya), five senses (indriya), four kinds of narratives (vikathā) – pertaining to monarch,
woman, thief and food, sleep (nidrā) and fondness (sneh). 7. apramattasamyata – perfect vows (samyama) without
negligence (pramāda) 8. apūrvakaraņa (upaśamaka and kşapaka) – unprecedented
purity [rises further in step (śreni) with either subsidence or
destruction of mohanīya karmas] 9. anivrttibādarasāmparāya (upaśamaka and kşapaka) –
checking of gross-passions [rises further in step (śreņi) with
either subsidence or destruction of mohanīya karmas] 10. sūkşmasāmparāya (upaśamaka and kşapaka) – checking of
even minute passions [rises further in step (śreņī) with
either subsidence or destruction of mohanīya karmas] 11. upaśāntakaṣāya (vītarāga chadmastha) - subsided delusion 12. ksīnakasaya (vītarāga chadmastha) - destroyed delusion 13. sayogakevalī - Omniscient-with-vibration
14. ayogakevalī - non-vibratory Omniscient Souls released from the cycle of wandering are the emancipated souls - the Siddha.
Marganāsthāna - fourteen methods of inquiry into the nature of the soul (jīva):
1. gati – the state of existence according to the 'gati' name
karma (nāmakarma) 2. indriya – the senses 3. kāya - the material body 4. yoga – the activities of the mind, the speech and the body 5. veda - sex-inclination (male, female, neuter) 6. kaṣāya - passions (anger, pride, deceitfulness, greed) 7. jñāna - the power to know
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