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Doubt- First you said twelve Rajus, now you have said twelve Tapas after eight years of Nissanta Maharta. Doesn't this contradict the previous statement? It is not appropriate to say that the remaining are created after the completion of all the purposes and then they fall back. First, the Marana-Kotia-Ayur-Utpann-Astavarsha-Antar-Samyama-Adadeti. In the context of the near-death state, the twelve Rajus are said to be the least time. Because, all beings are different in their transformations. But in the near-death state, the being, being a dead body without food, first attains the non-distracted quality. After that, it does not happen, but in the state of production, it is non-food. The distracted quality is the side. There, it is in the state of the quality. In the state of one-sense, the one who has attained the right vision, in the remaining time of his own life, attains the distracted quality and dies. It does not produce, because the time is the least for the one-being in the state of production, and in the state of non-distraction, the state of being nourished is lost.
So, at the end of his own life, he attains the distracted quality and dies.
Even for the distracted one-being, the least time is four Upa-Shamakas, up to forty-five, as far as possible, simultaneously. 40.1 Time- The least time is one Muhurta, even thousands of Muhurtas, even though there is a possibility of entering death, the quantity of breaths is seventy-three more than seven hundred, in relation to different beings, in relation to one being. The least time is one Muhurta. Now, even for the wrong vision, there is one time, why is it not possible to have a Muhurta, a longer time, an Avali, etc. within it? This is not justified, because the time of attaining wrong vision is very large. If this is so, there will be countless differences. Because death is not possible within a Muhurta. It is said,
'The one who has attained wrong vision, with countless connections. 'Three thousand, with a hundred, always, thirteen breaths. As long as the Avali-Pako is within the Muhurta, there is no mind. This is the greatest of all human beings.
Even in the case of right and wrong vision, at the time of death, due to the abandonment of that quality state, there is a change of half a Pudgala, which is less than the excellence. And that is possible for the transmigrating being. The one who has attained restraint, the restrained, the restrained quality, and the liberated ones' (T. Su. 2,10) will be discussed later. The one who is nourished dies within a Muhurta, so for the non-restrained, restrained, and restrained one-being, there are six Avalis in excellence. Even one Avali is one time. For the four Upa-Shamakas, the non-Kevali, there is countless time.
And because of the possibility of liberation, there is no possibility of death within the interval, the least time is less than the one-being, and the greatest time is within the Muhurta. For the one who has attained the Kevali, one 'Avali' is countless time. Avali is the breath.
For the one-being, the least time is one Muhurta, after attaining that quality state, the breath is the least, the least, the least, the least.
In the middle of the Muhurta, after attaining the non-quality state. In excellence, the previous 'thirty-three Balva, Nali-Benaliya, the greatest is.
After eight years of Koti, taking up Tapas, only produces. Thirty Muhurtas, a day, fifteen days, it is ripe.
Because of the deficiency of years, it is less. So it is said. For the one-being of right and wrong vision, the least time is the least Muhurta, and in excellence, the greatest time is the Muhurta. [Now, the time is being told. The least time is one Muhurta, after that, the quality changes, it should be understood later. Non-restrained, right-vision, one-being, in excellence, there are thirty oceans of Muhurtas. Within it, there is a Muhurta. There are many more. Because, some being, in the previous Koti-Ayur-Utpann-
1. Go. Ji. 573. 2. Go. Ji. 574. 'Egasamaena Heena Bhinna Muhutta Tado Ses' iti Uttarardhapatha Jamboo. Po. 13/5-6. 3. The death should be understood at the time of the descent of the previous action. In the first part of the ascending previous action- 'Missahara-Ssa Ya Khavagacha Dhamanapadam Puvva Ya. Padamuvasamma Tama Tamaguna Padivanna Ya Na Maranti.' According to the Agam, there is no death. Now, it should not be doubted that even the four Upa-Shamakas, having attained their respective quality states from the lower quality states, stay there for one time each, and then there is one time each for them. Because, it is not possible, and if it is possible, it will contradict the statement that the least time is between the least and the Muhurta. It will be discussed later that the least time for the four Upa-Shamakas is one Muhurta for the one-being.