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190. The Jiva-Jiva-Migam Sutra states that the Kevala-darshani is Sadi-A-paryavasit. The difference between the Chakshu-darshani is from Anto-muhurt to Vanaspati-kala. There is no difference between the two types of A-chakshu-darshani. The difference between the Avadhi-darshani is from Anto-muhurt to Vanaspati-kala. There is no difference between the Kevala-darshani. The Avadhi-darshani are the least in number, the Chakshu-darshani are countless times more, the Kevala-darshani are infinite times more, and the A-chakshu-darshani are also infinite times more. 246. Alternatively, all Jivas are of four types: Chakshu-darshani, A-chakshu-darshani, Avadhi-darshani, and Kevala-darshani. Bhagavan! How long can a Chakshu-darshani remain a Chakshu-darshani? Gautama! From the lowest Anto-muhurt to the highest, it can remain for a thousand Sagaropama. There are two types of A-chakshu-darshani: Anadi-A-paryavasit and Anadi-Sa-paryavasit. The Avadhi-darshani can remain for a minimum of one time and a maximum of 66 Sagaropama. The Kevala-darshani is Sadi-A-paryavasit. The difference between the Chakshu-darshani is from Anto-muhurt to Vanaspati-kala. There is no difference between the two types of A-chakshu-darshani. The difference between the Avadhi-darshani is from Anto-muhurt to Vanaspati-kala. There is no difference between the Kevala-darshani. The Avadhi-darshani are the least in number, the Chakshu-darshani are countless times more, the Kevala-darshani are infinite times more, and the A-chakshu-darshani are also infinite times more. This Sutra explains the four types of Jivas, their Kayasthiti, difference, and relative number. Kayasthiti: The Chakshu-darshani can remain in the Chakshu-darshani form for a minimum of Anto-muhurt. It can leave the A-chakshu-darshani state and enter the Chakshu-darshani state for a period of Anto-muhurt and then return to the A-chakshu-darshani state. It can remain in the Chakshu-darshani state for a maximum of a thousand Sagaropama. There are two types of A-chakshu-darshani: Anadi-A-paryavasit, who will never attain Siddhi, and Anadi-Sa-paryavasit, the Bhavy Jivas who will attain Siddhi. The Anadi and A-paryavasit have no time limit. The Avadhi-darshani remains in that form for a minimum of one time. After attaining Avadhi-darshan, one may die within that time or lose Avadhi due to Mithyatva or bad intentions. It can remain in the Avadhi-darshani state for a maximum of 66 Sagaropama. The logic is as follows: