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## Thirty-third Avadhi-pada] [195 2030. And Masan Vi. [2030] In the same way, one should understand the subject of Avadhi-jnana of humans. 2031. Vaanmantara-Jotishi-Dhemaniyaanm Jaha Raiyaanm (Su. 2027) / // Pannavaa-e Bhagavatie Tetiis-im-m Prohip-ayam Samatt-am // [2031] Vaanvyantara, Jyotishka and Vaimanika Devas' pronouncements (as mentioned in Su. 2027) should be known as similar to Narakas / Discussion-Pranu-gaamik Praadi Pada's characteristics-(1) Pranu-gaamik (Anu-gaami) which Avadhi-jnana, leaving its origination field, stays with the Avadhi-jnani even after moving to another place, is called Pranu-gaamik. In other words, the being in which this Avadhi-jnana manifests, sees the area around that place up to countless Yojanas, in the same way, even after that being moves to another place, it knows and sees that much area, it is called Pranu-gaamik. (2) Ana-nu-gaamik (Ananu-gaami)-which does not move along, but stays in the place where Avadhi-jnana originated, knowing the objects, not knowing after leaving the place of origin, is called Ana-nu-gaamik. The meaning is that Avadhi-jnana staying in its own place is called Ana-nu-gaamik. (3) Vardhaman -which Avadhi-jnana is of less subject at the time of origination and due to the increasing study with the purity of the result, becomes more and more subject, taking the limits of substance, field, time and feeling, is called 'Vardhaman'. (4) Hoyaman-~which Avadhi-jnana, even though it is of more subject at the time of origination, due to the impurity of the results, gradually becomes less, less and least subject, is called Hoyaman / (5) Pratipaati Its meaning is to fall, decline or end / Like a bright lamp suddenly extinguishing due to a gust of wind, the Avadhi-jnana which suddenly disappears is called Pratipaati / This Avadhi-jnana can originate and disappear at any moment of life / (6) Apratipaati-the Avadhi-jnana whose nature is not prone to fall, is called Apratipaati / Even after attaining Keval-jnana, Apratipaati Avadhi-jnana does not go away, because there is no rise of Avadhi-jnana-avarana, due to which it would go away; rather, it gets absorbed in Keval-jnana / Its existence is Akichitkara in front of Keval-jnana. Like the light of a lamp in front of the sun. This Apratipaati Avadhi-jnana happens in the last time of the beings of the twelfth Gunasthan and after that, with the first time of attaining the thirteenth Gunasthan, Keval-jnana originates. This Apratipaati Avadhi-jnana is also called Parama-avadhi-jnana / The difference between Hiyaman and Pratipaati is that Hiyaman gradually decreases compared to before, while Pratipaati, like a lamp, is destroyed in a single moment / (7) Avashit-which Avadhi-jnana stays in the soul even after rebirth or stays until the origination of Keval-jnana, is called Avashit Avadhi-jnana. (8) Ana-vashit Like the wave of water, which Avadhi-jnana sometimes decreases, sometimes increases, sometimes becomes manifest and sometimes disappears