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**Samvayanga Sutra Discussion - The meaning of the word "Paryapti" is completeness.** The completeness of the ability to take in the appropriate pudgalas for food, body, senses, etc. and transform them into their respective forms is called Paryapti. There are six of them - Ahar Paryapti, Sharira Paryapti, Indriya Paryapti, Shwasochchwas Paryapti, Bhasha Paryapti and Manah Paryapti. Those beings who have attained the completeness of all the Paryaptis that are possible for them are called Paryapti. Those who have not attained that completeness are called Aparayapti. The time for their fulfillment is Antarmuhurt. 93-Fourteen Purva Pannatta, like
Utpad-Purva, Agrayaniya-Purva, Veerya Pravad-Purva, Asti-Nasthi Pravad-Purva, Nana Pravad-Purva, Sachcha Pravad-Purva, Aaya Pravad-Purva, Karma Pravad-Purva, Pratyakhyan Pravad-Purva, Vidya Anuvad-Purva, Abanjh-Purva, Pranavaay-Purva, Kriya Vishal-Purva and Lok Bindu Sar-Purva.
**Discussion -** The twelfth Anga, Drishtivad, has a section called Purva. There are fourteen Purvas. Of these, Utpad-Purva describes the forms of the Paryayas of substances by taking the support of Utpad. Agrayaniya-Purva describes the substances by taking the support of their Agra-Pariman. Veerya Pravad-Purva describes the Veerya-Shakti of the substances like Jiva. Asti-Nasthi Pravad-Purva describes the existence of substances in relation to their own substance, field, time and state, and the non-existence of substances in relation to other substances, field, time and state. Nana Pravad-Purva describes the nature of the different types of knowledge like Mati-Jnana. Sachcha Pravad-Purva describes in detail the different types of Satya-Samyama, Satya Vachan and their opposites, Asamyama, Asatya Vachan, etc. Atma Pravad-Purva proves the existence of the Atma and discusses its different types from many Nayas. Karma Pravad-Purva proves the existence of Karmas like Jnana Avarana, etc. and describes in detail their different types and various states like Uday, Udirana, etc. Pratyakhyan Purva discusses in detail the different types of Yama-Niyamas, their transgressions and their atonement. Vidya Anuvad-Purva describes the different types of Mantras and Tantras, the Mahavidyas like Rohini, etc. and the methods of practicing the small Vidya like Angushth Prashna, etc. Abanjh-Purva describes the Ati-shayas that never go in vain, the miracles and the feelings of attachment that bind the beings of the Tirthankara nature who do good to the beings. In the Di. tradition, this Purva is called Kalyanavad. Pranayu or Pranavaay-Purva discusses in detail the eight limbs of Ayurveda, the protector of the lives of beings.