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## Chapter Sixty-Four
**791** The three higher Leshyas of Pulaka are Peeta, Padma, and Shukla. The six Leshyas of Vakusha and Pratisevna-Kushila are the same as the three of Pulaka, plus Kapota, Peeta, and Padma. The four higher Leshyas of Kashaya-Kushila are Kapota, Peeta, Padma, and Shukla. The single Leshya of Sukhla is found in the Sukhsma-Samparaya, Nirgrantha, and Snataka. The A-yoga-Kevali Snataka is devoid of any Leshya. **76-77**
The Uppapada of Pulaka is in the Sahasrar heaven, where he is a holder of the highest lifespan. The Uppapada of Pratisevna-Kushila and Vakusha is in the Aran and Achyuta heavens. The Uppapada of Nirgrantha (who resides in the eleventh Gunasthan) and Kashaya-Kushila is in the Sarvartha-Siddhi heaven. The Uppapada of the five Munis, starting with Pulaka, is in the Saudharma heaven, where they are holders of a lifespan equivalent to two oceans. **78-79**
Initially, the differences in the stages of Samayam are due to Kashaya, and they lead to the attainment of countless and infinite-quality Samayams. **80**
Among these, the lowest stages of attainment are those of Kashaya-Kushila and Pulaka Muni. Both these Munis progress together through countless stages, after which Pulaka Muni falls behind, while Kashaya-Kushila continues to progress through countless stages. **81-82**
After that, Vakusha and both types of Kushila progress together through countless stages, after which Vakusha falls behind, and both Kushila continue to progress. Then, after progressing together through countless stages, Pratisevna-Kushila falls behind, and Kashaya-Kushila continues to progress through countless stages. After that, Kashaya-Kushila also falls behind. Then, the stages of Kashaya-free Samayam appear, and they are attained by Nirgrantha Muni. He progresses through countless stages and then falls behind. **83-85**
After that, there remains one stage of Samayam, which is attained by the Snataka, who holds infinite qualities and virtues. He completes his Karmas there and attains Nirvana. **86**
**Note:**
* Nirgrantha is a holder of the Linga-Kaya and is worshipped by the learned in comparison to the Dravya-Linga. **75**
* The three Leshyas of Krishna, etc., are mentioned for both of them. If you ask how, it is said that due to the possibility of attachment to the means, Artha-Dhyana may occur, and with Artha-Dhyana, the three Leshyas of Krishna, etc., may occur. **1**
* The Snataka has completed his Karmas. **2**