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The Eighteenth Kayasthitipada. [325 This considers the Kayasthiti of beings with passions like anger, etc. The Seventh Lenyadwar describes the time spent in their own Paryaya by beings with various Leshyas. The Eighth Samyaktadwar considers the Paryaya state of beings with Samyagdristi, Mithyadristi and Mishradristi. After this, the time of knowledge, vision, restraint, and use of Pahar is described in order. After this, through the doors of Bhashak, Pariit, Paryapt, Sukshma, Sanjni, Bhavasiddhik, and Charam, etc., how long do the specific beings remain in their own Paryaya? This contemplation is presented / In the Twenty-First Prastikaya Dwar, the Kayasthiti of non-living beings like Dharmaastikaya, etc. is considered. * This contemplation of Kayasthiti is extremely useful for Mumukhu beings who desire liberation from the cycle of birth and death. [00 1. Pagnavana Sutta (Moo. Pa.) Bha. 1, pp. 304 to 317