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## Twenty-eighth Dietary Rule] (141 required / Ekeendriya beings lack Abhiniodikgyan and Shrutagnyan. Therefore, their inquiry should not be made. Avadhigyani has Avadhigyan in Panchendriya Tiryanch, Manushya, Dev and Narak, not in other beings. Therefore, except for Ekeendriya and three Vikalendriya, Panchendriya Tiryanch Avadhigyani are always Aharak / Although Panchendriya Tiryanch are Anaharak in Vigrahagati, but at that time they do not have Avadhigyan. Since Panchendriya Tiryanch have Gunapratyay Avadhigyan - it may be, but at the time of Vigrahagati, there is a lack of qualities, due to which Avadhigyan also has an effect at that time. For this reason, Avadhigyani Panchendriya Tiryanch cannot be Anaharak / Except for Ekeendriya and Vikalendriya, in addition to Panchendriya Tiryanch, in other places from Samuchchay Jeeva to Narak, Manushya and Dev of all castes, three Bhanga should be said in each, but it should be said only in those who have Avadhigyan / One should understand the previous description from the perspective of unity. In Manahparyavagyani - Manahparyavgyan is only in Manushya. Therefore, only two terms are used for it - Manahparyavagyani Jeeva and Manushya / From the perspective of unity and plurality, both these Manahparyavagyani are Aharak, not Anaharak, because Manahparyavgyan does not occur in states like Vigrahagati. In Kevalgyani, there are three terms in the description of Kevalgyani - Samuchchay Jeevapad, Manushyapad and Siddhapad / Except for these three, Kevalgyan does not exist in any other being / In the present, Kevalgyani has been described as Aharak-Anaharak-related description like No-sanjnee-No-asanjnee / That is, in Samuchchay Jeevapad and Manushyapad, from the perspective of unity, one Bhanga - perhaps Aharak and perhaps Anaharak / In Siddhapad, only Anaharak should be said / From the perspective of plurality - in Samuchchay Jeeva, there are both Aharak and Anaharak. In Manushya, the aforementioned Bhanga should be said. In Siddha, they are Anaharak. From the perspective of Agnani - in Pragyani, Matyagyani and Shrutagnyani, from the perspective of plurality, in each of the other terms except Jeeva and Ekeendriya, three Bhanga should be said / In Samuchchay Jeeva and Ekeendriya, there are both Praharak and Anaharak. In Vibhanggyani, from the perspective of unity, one should understand as before. From the perspective of plurality - Vibhanggyani Panchendriya Tiryanch and Manushya are Aharak, not Anaharak, because it is not possible for Panchendriya Tiryanch and Manushya with Vibhanggyan to be born in Vigrahagati. In places different from Panchendriya Tiryanch and Manushya, except for Ekeendriya and Vikalendriya, three Bhanga should be said in each place from Jeeva onwards. ' Ninth: Yogadwar 1600. [1] Sajogisu Jeevegidiyavjjo Tiyamango. 1. (a) Pragyapana, Malayavritti, A. Ra. Ko. Part 2, p. 514 (b) Pragyapana, (Prameyaboधिनी टीका) Part 5, pp. 675 to 677