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## 130] [Prajñāpanasūtra: Prabhavasiiddhika and Bhavasiddhika: Lakshana and Prāhārakata-Anāhārakata-Abhavasiiddhika are those who are not fit for liberation. Bhavasiddhika are those beings who will attain Siddhi after a finite, infinite or countless number of births. Similar to Bhavasiddhika, the concept of Prāhārakata-Anāhārakata has been explained for Prabhavasiiddhika. No-Bhavasiddhika, No-Prabhavasiiddhika and Siddha are the only beings who are No-Bhavasiddhika, No-Abhavasiiddhika. Since Siddhas have attained liberation, they cannot be called Bhavya and since they have attained liberation, they cannot be called Abhavasiiddhika (Abhavya) who are unfit for liberation. From the perspective of unity and plurality, they are Anāhārak.
Third: Sañjñīdvāra. 1876. [1] Saññī naṁ bhanta! Jīve kiṁ āhārage aṇāhārage? Goyamā! Siya āhārage siya aṇāhārage. [1876-1 Pra.] Bhagavan! Sañjñī jīva is āhārak or aṇāhārak? [1876-1 U.] Gautama! He is sometimes āhārak and sometimes aṇāhārak. [2] Evaṁ jāva vemāṇiye / ṇavaraṁ egiḍiya-viliḍiya ṇ puchchijjanti / [1876-2] Similarly, it should be said up to the Vaimānika. But one should not ask about the Ekendriya and Vikalendriya beings. 1877. Sapani naṁ bhanta! Jīvā kiṁ pāhārayā aṇāhāragā? Goyamā! Jīvāipo tiyabhangō jāva vemāṇiyā. [1877 Pra.] Bhagavan! Many Sañjñī jīvas are āhārak or aṇāhārak? [1877 U.] Gautama! From Jīvādi up to Vaimānika (in each), there are three bhangas. 1878. [1] Asaññī naṁ bhanta! Jīve ki āhārae aṇāhārae? Goyamā! Siya māhārae siya praṇāhārae. [1878-1 Pra.] Bhagavan! Sañjñī jīva is grāhārak or aṇāhārak? [1878-1 U.] Gautama! He is sometimes pāhārak and sometimes aṇāhārak. [2] Evaṁ meraiye jāva vāṇamantāre. [1878-2] Similarly, it should be said from Nārak up to Vāṇavyantara. [3] Joisiya-vemāṇiyā ṇ puchchijjanti / [1878-3] One should not ask about Jyotiṣka and Vaimānika. 1. Prajñāpana. Malayavṛtti p. 510 2. Ibid., A. R. Koṣa Bhā. 2, p. 510-511