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Until the end of the Antarmahat, he attains Samyamithyatva. Again, he remains in the state of Vedak Samyaktv for sixty-four Sagars. At the end of the last Sagar, he attains Mithyatva, as per the Deshon.
48.4 For a Tiryanch Mithyatva-drishti, the Antarkal for a single Jiva is three Palyopamas, which is an immeasurable fraction of the Antarkal for a Sasadan Jiva.
Palyopamas are the difference in Antarkal. If someone asks why it is not more, or why it is not Antarmahat, then the answer is that a Jiva with Vedak Samyaktv is not born in the Tiryanch realm, because he is eligible to attain Sasadan guna. He is born in the Dev realm. Therefore, a Mithyatva-drishti who has attained the state of Tri-Palyopamas, and who is in the state of Aupashamik Samyaktv, is born in the Bhogabhoomi realm during the time between attaining Mithyatva and attaining Samyaktv. The Jiva born there is called a Sasadan. His Mithyatva lasts for a little more than forty-eight days, after which he becomes eligible to attain Aupashamik Samyaktv. The time it takes to become eligible to attain Vedak Samyaktv is an immeasurable fraction of the time it takes to become eligible to attain Aupashamik Samyaktv. This is the rule. Therefore, after that many days have passed, he attains Samyaktv by abandoning Mithyatva, and he attains the state of Tri-Palyopamas.
If he attains Mithyatva again at the end of his lifespan, then the Antarkal is less than forty-eight days, because it is less than the time of gestation and the time remaining after the last forty-eight days. [Further, Antaraka says that the Antarkal for a Mithyatva-drishti for a single Jiva is two sixty-four Sagars, which is greater than the Antarkal for a Tiryanch Mithyatva-drishti, which is three sixty-four Sagars. This is because the Jiva with Vedak Samyaktv remains for sixty-four Sagars. The Antarkal is Palyopamas. At the end of the last Sagar, he remains in Mithyatva for a short time. Thus, the Deshon is two sixty-four Sagars. For a Tiryanch and a Manushya, the Antarkal is a little more than forty-eight days. As the days pass, the Jiva becomes eligible to attain Samyaktv. The Antarkal is an immeasurable fraction of the Palyopamas.
Doubt: Why is it not more?
Answer: This is not a valid argument, because a Jiva with Vedak Samyaktv is not born in the Tiryanch realm. He is born in the Dev realm. Therefore, the Antarkal for a Jiva with Vedak Samyaktv is only sixty-four Sagars.
Doubt: Why is the Antarmahat not the Antarkal?
Answer: This is not a valid argument, because a Jiva with Vedak Samyaktv is not born in the Tiryanch realm. He is born in the Dev realm. Therefore, the Antarkal for a Jiva with Vedak Samyaktv is only sixty-four Sagars.
Doubt: Why is it not more than three Palyopamas?
Answer: This is not a valid argument, because a Jiva with Vedak Samyaktv is not born in the Tiryanch realm. He is born in the Dev realm. Therefore, the Antarkal for a Jiva with Vedak Samyaktv is only sixty-four Sagars.
Doubt: Why is the Antarmahat not the Antarkal?
Answer: This is not a valid argument, because a Jiva with Vedak Samyaktv is not born in the Tiryanch realm. He is born in the Dev realm. Therefore, the Antarkal for a Jiva with Vedak Samyaktv is only sixty-four Sagars.
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49.6 For a Manushya, the Antarkal for a Sasadan Samyaktv-drishti, a Samyamithyatva-drishti, and an Asanyat Samyaktv-drishti is three Palyopamas, which is greater than the Antarkal for a Jiva with the same guna but who is born in a previous Koti.
1. In Dhavala, 5, p. 7, it is said that a Jiva attains Samyamithyatva only when the Antarmahat time remains in the first sixty-four Sagars. -San.
2. In Dhavala, 5, p. 32, it is said that the Antarkal for a Jiva with three Palyopamas is two months more than the time of the first Mahart, and less than the two Antarmahats that are available at the end of the lifespan. -San.