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[Eighteenth Kayasthitipada] 1266. In the matter of Kayasthiti, humans (male) and humans (female) should also be understood in the same way. / _ [1266] (Paryapta) Man (Nar) and Manushyo (Manushya-stro) should also be understood in the same way in the matter of Kayasthiti. / 1270. [1] In the matter of the Kayasthiti of Devas, it should be understood as the same as the Kayasthiti of Nairyikas (as mentioned in Su. 1267). / [1270-1] Paryapta Deva (Kayasthiti) should be understood as the same as the Paryapta Nairyika (Kayasthiti) (as mentioned in Mu. 1267). [2] Bhagavan! How long does the Paryapta Devi remain as Paryapta Devi? / [1270-2 Pr.] Bhagavan! How long does the Paryapta Devi remain as Paryapta Devi? [1270-2 U.] Gautama! (She) remains in the Paryapta Devi-paryaya for a minimum of ten thousand years in the Jghanya Antarmukhurta and a minimum of fifty-five Palyopama in the Utkrishta Antarmukhurta. Second Door / / 2 / / / Discussion-First-Second Jiva-Dwar-Gati-Dwar-The present eleven Sutras (Su. 1260 to 1270) describe the Kayasthiti of the general Jiva and the specific Jivas with four Gatis like Naraka, etc. Why and how is there always a continuous Jivan-paryaya in the Jiva? - The Jiva is always called the Jiva because it is characterized by the Jivan-paryaya: The meaning of life is to sustain life. There are two types of Pranas - Dravya-pranas and Bhava-pranas / Dravya-pranas are ten - 5 Indriyas, three Balas, Ucchvas-Nishvas and Aayu / Bhava-pranas - Jnana, Darshan, Veerya and Sukh, these are 4 / In the case of Samsari Jivas, the Pranadharana in the form of the experience of Aayu-karma is always present. There is no such state of Samsaris in which there is no experience of Aayu-karma. Even though the Siddha Jiva is devoid of Dravya-pranas, it always remains alive due to the harmonious state of Bhava-pranas like Jnana, etc. Therefore, there is Jivan-paryaya everywhere, both in the Samsari state and in the Mukta state, therefore, Jivan-paryaya is always present in the Jiva. Kayasthiti of Jivas in relation to Gati - The Kayasthiti of Naraka is a minimum of ten thousand years and a maximum of 33 Sagaropama, the Naraka remains in the Naraka-paryaya / This is the Kayasthiti of Naraka / Because the nature of Narakabhava is such that a Jiva who has once come out of Naraka does not take birth in Naraka again in the next Bhava. Therefore, the magnitude of their Bhavasthiti is the same as the magnitude of their Kayasthiti. Kayasthiti of Tiryanch Nar - Its Jghanya Antarmukhurta and Utkrishta Anant-kal Kayasthiti is because when a Deva, Manushya or Naraka is born as a Tiryanch-yonik Nar and remains there for Antarmukhurta-paryant and then takes birth in Deva, Manushya or Naraka Bhava, in that state, the Jghanya Kayasthiti is Antarmukhurta. Although the Kayasthiti of Tiryanch is related to one Bhava,