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"All beings are classified into two categories: Siddhas and Prasiddhas. Those who have completely shed the bonds of karma are Siddhas. Those who have not been freed from the bonds of the world and karma are Prasiddhas. Siddhas always remain immersed in their own nature, therefore their existence in time is not mentioned. Their state of being, i.e., their state of Siddhatva, remains forever. Siddhas are eternal and imperishable, meaning they have a beginning in Siddhatva and never cease to be Siddhas. There are two types of Prasiddhas: Anadi-Apayavasi and Anadi-Sapayavasi. Those who will never become Siddhas due to their being Abhavya or due to the influence of such material, are known as Anadi-Apayavasi Prasiddhas. Those who will attain Siddhi are Anadi-Sapayavasi, meaning they will end their endless cycle of birth and death. Until they attain liberation, they remain as Prasiddhas. Siddhas do not become Prasiddhas again after attaining Siddhatva, therefore there is no difference between them. They are eternal and imperishable, hence there is no difference. Among Prasiddhas, those who are Anadi-Apayavasi will never cease to be Prasiddhas, therefore there is no difference. Those who are Anadi-Sapayavasi also have no difference, because there is no rebirth after liberation. Siddhas are few in number, while Prasiddhas are infinite, because the number of Nigoda Jeevas is immense.
There are two categories of all beings, as follows: Saindhiya and Anidhiya.
"Bhagavan, how long does the Saindhiya state last?"
"Saindhiya is classified into two categories: Anadi-Apayavasi and Anadi-Sapayavasi.
"Anidhiya is classified into two categories: Sadi-Apayavasi and Sadi-Sapayavasi. There is a difference between the two.
"Anidhiya are countless, while Saindhiya are infinite.
There are two categories of all beings, as follows: Sakaiya and Akainya.
"Similarly, there are two categories of all beings: Sajogi and Ajoigi. Similarly, there are two categories of all beings: Salesa and Alesa. Similarly, there are two categories of all beings: Sasaroara and Prasaroara.
"The difference between these categories is due to the difference in the number of beings, as in the case of Saindhiya.
There are two categories of all beings, as follows: Savedaga and Avedaga.
"Bhagavan, how long does the Savedaga state last?"
"Savedaga is classified into three categories: Anadi-Apayavasi, Anadi-Sapayavasi, and Sadi-Sapayavasi.
"Among these, those who are Sadi-Sapayavasi will experience the end of their cycle of birth and death for an infinite period of time, until they attain the state of liberation and become a liberated soul.
"Bhagavan, how long does the Avedaga state last?"
"Avedaga is classified into two categories: Sadi-Apayavasi and Sadi-Sapayavasi.
"Among these, those who are Sadi-Sapayavasi will experience the end of their cycle of birth and death for a single period of time.
"Bhagavan, what is the difference in time between these states?"
"There is a difference in time for those who are Anadi-Apayavasi. There is no difference in time for those who are Anadi-Sapayavasi.
"Those who are Sadi-Sapayavasi will experience the end of their cycle of birth and death for a single period of time.
"Those who have shed the eight types of karma, which are bound and have been burnt to ashes, are Siddhas."