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Sixty-five **Sargas** are divided into eight **Sparsh** and two **Gandha**. Then, there are **Devagati** in order of their occurrence, **Aguru**, **Lagghu**, **Uchchvas**, **Paradhat**, **Upadhat**, **Prashastha** and **Aprashastha** types of **Vihayogati**, **Pratyekakaya**, **Aparyapta**, **Sthira**, **Asthira**, **Shubha**, **Ashubha**, **Durbhaga**, **Susvara**, **Dusvara**, **Anadeya**, **Ayashakoti**, **Nirmana** and **Nichagotra**. These seventy-two **Prakritis** are destroyed by the **Ayogakevali** at the end of his life.
Then, at the end of his life, the **Ayogakevali** destroys one of the two **Vedaniya**, **Asatavedaniya**, **Manushyaayu**, **Manushya** **Gati**, **Manushya** **Gati** **Prayogyanupurvi**, **Panchendriya** **Jati**, **Tras**, **Badar**, **Paryapta**, **Subhaga**, **Adeya**, **Uchchagotra**, **Yashakoti** and **Tirthankara**. These thirteen **Prakritis** are destroyed by the **Ayogakevali** at the end of his life.
The **Ayogakevali** remains naturally stable due to the absence of **Pradesha** **Parispanda** in the **Gunasthan**.
The **Ayogakevali** attains **Siddhi** after staying in the fourteenth **Gunasthan** for the amount of time it takes to pronounce the five short vowels **A**, **I**, **U**, **R**, **Lu**. This **Siddhi** is **Sadi** and **Ananta** and is filled with infinite qualities.
Lord **Nemnath** meditates on the ten types of **Dharmya** **Dhyana** as mentioned earlier, and for sixty-five days and nights, he performs **Tapasya**.