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**Sarvarth Siddhi**
This section provides guidance on the order in which the absence of effort-achievable (yatnasadhya) things occurs for a liberated muni, upon attaining the cause of liberation (moksha). 361
It also explains how liberation is achieved through the absence of certain emotions, along with the practice of both types of tapas (austerities) and nirjara (purification). 361, 368
The section further explores the different levels of nirjara (purification) for different individuals. 370
It explains the cause of attaining the state of bhavya (worthy of liberation) and the countless qualities that are present in liberation. 361, 370
The section also provides a detailed explanation of the absence of certain emotions in liberation and the five types of nirgrantha (liberated beings). 361, 370
It discusses the infinite strength (virya) and other qualities present in liberation, and explains the meaning of terms like pulaka (a state of bliss). 363, 370
The section addresses the question of the size of liberated beings and explains why they are not as large as the loka-akasha (the space of the universe). 363
It also explains the different types of nirgrantha based on their practice of restraint (samyama), knowledge (shruta), service (pratisevana), and other factors. 364, 371
The section discusses the movement of liberated beings beyond the loka-anta (the boundary of the universe) and the reasons behind it. 364
It provides examples to support the reasons for this movement. 364, 365
The section explains the reasons for the movement beyond the loka-anta and the different types of liberated beings based on their field (kshetra), etc. 365
It also explains the two types of nayas (perspectives) used in this discussion and the different types of liberated beings based on their location (sthana), time (kala), and other factors. 365, 373
The tenth chapter discusses the different types of liberated beings based on their movement (gati). 373
It explains the cause of the emergence of kevalgyan (omniscience) and the sign (linga) of karma-kshaya (destruction of karma). 373
The section also explains the different types of liberated beings based on their tirtha (spiritual teacher), charitra (conduct), buddhi (intellect), jnana (knowledge), avagahan (understanding), and other factors. 367, 374
It explains why moha (delusion) is destroyed first and the order in which it is destroyed. 367
The section discusses the destruction of the remaining karma, such as jnana-avaran (knowledge-obscuring karma), in a kshina-kashaya (one with diminished passions) and the order in which it is destroyed. 367
It also explains the different types of liberated beings based on their number (sankhya). 374
The section explains the nature of liberation with reasons and the different types of liberated beings based on their kshetra (field), etc. 368, 374
It explains the meaning of the term "Sarvarth Siddhi" and the absence of effort-achievable things for different types of liberated beings. 368, 375
The section concludes with a praise of the Veerajina (the liberated ones). 375