Digambara Jains classify categories of false belief under "Mithyatva" into seven: "Ekantika" (absolute, one sided false belief), "Samsayika" (uncertainty, doubt whether a course is right or wrong, unsettled belief, skepticism), "Vainayika" (false belief that all gods, gurus and scriptures are alike, without critical examination), "Grhita" (false belief derived purely from habits or default, no self-analysis), "Viparita" (false belief that true is false, false is true, everything is relative or acceptable), "Naisargika" (false belief that all living beings are devoid of consciousness and cannot discern right from wrong), "Mudha-drsti" (false belief that violence and anger can tarnish or damage thoughts, divine, guru or dharma).