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The Muni, by virtue of excessive destruction of karma, passes from one substance to another, from one state to another, from one sound to another, and from one yoga to another. ||60-62||
He attains the first white meditation, strengthened by the power of a more luminous shade. It is in both the Upasama and Kshapaka Gunasthanas, and is accompanied by the Kshayopaśamika state. This meditation, for the Muni who knows all the previous knowledge, lasts until the last moment of life. It is bestowed by the power of both the Gunasthanas and grants the fruits of heaven and liberation. ||63-64||
The second white meditation, called Ekatva Vitarka Vichar, is one in which there is only one form of Vitarka, devoid of any transition to other objects of Vitarka. ||65||
This meditation is directed towards a single atom or state. It destroys the karmas of delusion and other destroyers. It is for the previous holder and, through its influence, the meditating Muni becomes adorned with the Kshayika states of knowledge, perception, right faith, energy, and conduct. He now becomes a Tirthankara or a common Kevali. He is worshipped and served by all and becomes the supreme lord of the three worlds. He wanders for countless koti years in the past. ||66-68||
When the lifespan of these Kevali Bhagavans is reduced to the last moment and the three non-destructive karmas of Vedaniya, etc., remain in equal proportion to the lifespan, then they are capable of attaining the meditation called Sukhma Kriya Pratipati, which is the third in relation to the general white and the first in relation to the special, supreme white. They abandon all verbal yoga, mental yoga, and gross bodily yoga, and naturally attain the subtle bodily yoga. ||69-71||
When the lifespan of these Kevali Bhagavans is reduced to the last moment and the remaining three non-destructive karmas are more than the lifespan, then they naturally, by themselves, expand their self-regions through four times, performing Danda, Kapata, Pratara, and Lokapurana, and then contract them in the same four times, making the state of all karmas equal. This action is...