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## Eighteenth Kalasthitipad
**[343 Sayogi]**
A being who will attain liberation in the future is Anadi-Sant Sayogi. He is a Bhavy being.
**[Manoyogi]**
A Manoyogi being in the Manoyogi Paryaya remains continuously in the Manoyogi Paryaya for a minimum of one time period and a maximum of Antarmuhurt. When a being, through Audarikakayayoga, receives Manoyogya Pudgals in the first time period, transforms them into the form of mind in the second time period, and abandons them in the third time period, or attains death, then he remains a Manoyogi for one time period. He remains a Manoyogi for a maximum of Antarmuhurt. When a being continuously receives and abandons Manoyogya Pudgals, he does so only until Antarmuhurt. After that, the being naturally ceases from it. Subsequently, he again receives and abandons Manoyogya Pudgals, but due to the subtlety of time, he may not be aware of the interruption in between. This means that the process of receiving and abandoning Manoyogya Pudgals continues uninterruptedly until Antarmuhurt. After that, there is definitely an interruption, because that is the nature of the being. Therefore, the maximum duration of Manoyoga is stated here as Antarmuhurt.
**[Vachanayogi]**
The Kalasthiti of a Vachanayogi is similar to that of a Manoyogi. He also remains for a minimum of one time period and a maximum of Antarmuhurt. A being, through Kayayoga, receives Bhashayogya substances in the first time period, transforms them into the form of speech in the second time period, and abandons them in the third time period, or attains death. Thus, a Vachanayogi takes one time period. Its maximum duration is Antarmuhurt, because until Antarmuhurt, he definitely ceases from receiving and abandoning Bhashayogya Pudgals. This is the nature of the being.
**[Kayayogi]**
A Kayayogi remains continuously as a Kayayogi for a minimum of Antarmuhurt and a maximum of Vanaspatikala. Vachanayoga is also found in Dwindriyadi beings. When Vachanayoga or Manoyoga also occurs, Kayayoga does not have dominance. Therefore, due to being Sadisanta, he remains in Kayayoga for a minimum of Antarmuhurt. He remains in Kayayoga for a maximum of Vanaspatikala. The duration of Vanaspatikala has been explained earlier. Only Kayayoga is found in Vanaspatikayik beings, Vachanayoga and Manoyoga do not occur. Due to the absence of other Yogas, they remain continuously in Kayayoga until they attain Trasaparyaya.
**[Sixth Ved Dwar 1326]**
"Bante! What is Saveda?"
"Go Yama! Saveda is defined in three ways:
1. Pranadiya or Aprajjavaasi
2. Agadiya or Saprajjavaasi
3. Sadiya or Saprajjavaasi
Of these, those who are Sadiya or Saprajjavaasi are those who..."