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## 50] [Jiva-Jiva-Abhigamsutra] When the Jiva is in the western direction of the second and subsequent Pratyagata, its downward directions also increase. Only the southern direction, which is one-sided, remains obstructed from the light. In such a situation, the Jiva receives the Pudgalas situated in the five directions, including the aforementioned four and the downward directions. _Concluding the Aharadwar, the Sutrakar has said that these subtle Prithvikaayik Jivas often receive Pudgalas of all five categories, both fragrant, five-flavored, and eight-touching, and transform their previous color, taste, smell, and touch qualities, creating new color, smell, taste, and touch qualities, and receive the Pudgalas firmly established in their body-field as food from their Atma-Pradeshas._ 19. Upapatadwar - The place from where one receives birth is Upapat. These subtle Prithvikaayik Jivas are not born from Narakas, nor are they born from Devas. Such is the nature of Bhava that Devas and Narakas are not born as subtle Prithvikaayas. These Jivas are born from all the remaining sufficient and insufficient Tiryanchas, except for the Tiryanchas with an immeasurable lifespan. Tiryanchas with an immeasurable lifespan are not born among them. They can be born from all the remaining sufficient and insufficient humans, except for the humans born in the Karmabhoomi, the Antaradvipas, and those with an immeasurable lifespan in the Karmabhoomi. 20. Sthitidwar - Sthiti refers to the lifespan of that birth. The Sthiti of a subtle Prithvikaayik Jiva is from the least to the most, only an Antarmuhurta. But one should understand that the excellent Antarmuhurta is more than the least Antarmuhurta. 21. Samavahata-Asamavahata Dwar - The death that occurs after the Maranantakasamudghata is Samavahata, and the death that occurs without the Maranantakasamudghata is Asamavahata. Both types of death occur in subtle Prithvikaayik Jivas. 22. Chyavanadwar - The end of that Bhava upon the completion of the present Bhava is Chyavan. Subtle Prithvikaayik Jivas, upon death, are not born in Narakas nor in Devas. They are born in Tiryanchas and humans. If they are born in Tiryanchas, they can be born in all the remaining one-sensory to five-sensory sufficient and insufficient Tiryanchas, except for the Tiryanchas of the Bhogbhoomi with an immeasurable lifespan. If they are born in humans, they are born in all the remaining sufficient or insufficient humans, except for the Akarmabhoomij, Antaradvipaj, and humans with an immeasurable lifespan. This statement also proves that the Atma is not omnipresent and that it is born in Bhavantera. 23. Gati-Agati Dwar - The place where the Jiva goes after death is its Gati, and the place from where the Jiva receives birth is its Agati. Subtle Prithvikaayik Jivas have two Gatis and two Pragatis. These subtle Prithvikaayik Jivas, upon death, are born in Tiryancha and human Gatis, not in Narakas and Devas. Therefore, Tiryanchagati and Manushya Gati are their two Gatis.