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## Jiva-Jiva-Abhigamsutra 248:
Those who say there are five types of all beings, according to them, these five distinctions are as follows: Krodhakṣayī, Mānakṣayī, Māyakṣayī, Lobhakṣayī, and Akṣayī.
Krodhakṣayī, Mānakṣayī, and Māyakṣayī remain in that form from the lowest to the Antarmuhūrta and from the highest to the Antarmuhūrta. Lobhakṣayī can remain in that form from the lowest to one time and from the highest to the Antarmuhūrta.
Akṣayī are of two types (as said before): Sādi-Aparyavasin and Sādi-Sapyavasit. Sādi-Sapyavasit can remain in that form from the lowest to one time and from the highest to the Antarmuhūrta.
The difference between Krodhakṣayī, Mānakṣayī, and Māyakṣayī is from the lowest to one time and from the highest to the Antarmuhūrta. The difference between Lobhakṣayī is from the lowest to the Antarmuhūrta and from the highest to the Antarmuhūrta. Regarding Akṣayī, understand as said before.
In terms of Alpabahutva, Akṣayī are the fewest, Mānakṣayī are infinitely more than them, and Krodhakṣayī, Māyakṣayī, and Lobhakṣayī should be known as progressively more numerous.
From the perspective of Vivecana-Kṣaya-Akṣaya, the five types of all beings are as follows: Krodhakṣayī, Mānakṣayī, Māyakṣayī, Lobhakṣayī, and Akṣayī. Their Kayasthiti, Antar, and Alpabahutva are as follows:
**Kayasthiti:** The Kayasthiti of Krodhakṣayī, Mānakṣayī, and Māyakṣayī is from the lowest to the Antarmuhūrta and from the highest to the Antarmuhūrta. Because it is said that the usage time of Krodha etc. is Antarmuhūrta. Lobhakṣayī remains in that form from the lowest to one time. This statement is based on the expectation that death occurs after the first time of the rise of Lobhakṣaya when falling from the Upaśamaśreṇī. It is possible for someone to experience Krodha etc. at the time of death. Falling in order happens in the state of Mṛtyābhāva, not in death. The Kayasthiti from the highest is Antarmuhūrta.
**Akṣayī** are of two types: Sādi-Aparyavasin (Kevali) and Sādi-Sapyavasit (Upaśāntakṣayī). The Kayasthiti of Sādi-Sapyavasit Akṣayī is from the lowest to one time. Death in the second time can lead to the attainment of Sakṣayattva due to the rise of Krodha etc. From the highest, it is Antarmuhūrta, because the time of Upaśāntamohguṇasthāna is the same.
Other Ācāryas say that it should be called Antarmuhūrta even from the lowest, because it is an old tradition that death does not occur before the Antarmuhūrta for Lobhopaśama. This statement seems to be in line with the intention of the Sūtrakāra, because he later mentions the Kayasthiti of Lobhakṣayī as from the lowest and from the highest to the Antarmuhūrta.
**Antar:** The Antar of Krodhakṣayī is from the lowest to one time, because death after the Upaśamasamaya can lead to its rise again. From the highest, it is Antarmuhūrta. Similarly, the Antar of Mānakṣayī and Māyakṣayī should be said. The Antar of Lobhakṣayī is from the lowest to the Antarmuhūrta and from the highest to the Antarmuhūrta, only the difference between the lowest and the highest is greater.
1. **Krodhāyupayogakālo Antarmuhūrta mitivacanāt** (Because it is said that the usage time of Krodha is Antarmuhūrta).