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## The Eighteenth Kasthitipad | [355 [1350 Pr.] Bhagavan! How long does a Manahparyavgyani remain as a Manahparyavgyani (continuously)? [1350 Ut.] Gautama! (He) remains in the Manahparyavgyani state for a minimum of one moment and a maximum of Deshon Purvakoti (a hundred crore) (continuously). 1351. Kevalnaani no. Puccha? Goyama! Sadi-Apayavasiye / [1351 Pr.] Bhagavan! How long does a Kevalgyani remain as a Kevalgyani? [1351 Ut.] Gautama! (The Kevalgyani state) is Sadi-Apayavasiye. 1352. Annaani-Mai-Annaani-Suy-Annaani no. Puccha? Goyama! Annaani, Mati-Annaani, Suy-Annaani are of three types. They are (1) Pranadi-Apayavasiye, (2) Pranadi-Sapayavasiye, and (3) Sadi-Sapayavasiye. Of these, the Sadi-Sapayavasiye lasts for a minimum of Antarmuhurta and a maximum of infinite time (i.e.) infinite Utsarpini-Avasarpini periods, and in terms of the field, it lasts until Deshon Aparthpudgal-Paravart. [1352 Pr.] Bhagavan! How long do an Agnani, Mati-Agnani, and Shruta-Agnani remain in their respective states (continuously)? [1352 Ut.] Gautama! Agnani, Mati-Agnani, and Shruta-Agnani are of three types. They are (1) Anadi-Apayavasiye, (2) Anadi-Sapayavasiye, and (3) Sadi-Sapayavasiye. Of these, the Sadi-Sapayavasiye lasts for a minimum of Antarmuhurta and a maximum of infinite time (i.e.) infinite Utsarpini-Avasarpini periods, and in terms of the field, it lasts until Deshon Aparthpudgal-Paravart. 1353. Vibhangnaani Sambhante! 0 Puccha? Goyama! Jahanena Ekkam Samay, Ukkosena Tetisa Sagarovamai Desunae Pubdhakodi-Abba-Iyaai / Daram 10 // [1353 Pr.] Bhagavan! How long does a Vibhanggyani remain as a Vibhanggyani? [1353 Ut.] Gautama! For a minimum of one moment and a maximum of Deshon Purvakoti, exceeding thirty Sagaropama (he remains in the Vibhanggyani state continuously). Tenth Door // 10 // Discussion - The tenth knowledge door - In these eight sutras (from 1346 to 1353), the contemplation of how long a Samanygyani, Abhinibodhik Praadigyani, Agnani, Mati-adi Agnani, etc. remain in their respective states is presented. Definition of Gyani-Pragyani - One who has Samyagdarshan followed by Samyaggyan is called a Gyani; one who does not have Samyaggyan is called an Agnani.