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## The Eighteenth Kayasthitipad
A being who is a Vibhangajnani remains in that state from the 357th to the 33rd Sagaropama. When a Panchendriya Tiryanch, a human, or a deva, having attained Samyagdristi, becomes an Avadhijnani and then attains Mithyatva, at the time of attaining Mithyatva, due to the influence of Mithyatva, his Avadhijnana transforms into Vibhangajnana. Thus, after attaining Mithyatva, when that Vibhangajnani deva, human, or Panchendriya Tiryanch dies, the state of Vibhangajnana lasts for a certain period of time. When a Mithyadristi Panchendriya Tiryanch or human, after spending a few years of a life of crores of years, attains Vibhangajnana and is born in the seventh Narakabhoomi, among the Narakas who are in the state of 33 Sagaropama, the duration of the Vibhangajnani's state is 33 Sagaropama plus one koti years. After that, the being either attains Samyaktva and becomes an Avadhijnani, or his Vibhangajnana is destroyed.
## Eleventh Darshanadwar 1354
**Question:** O Bhagavan! How long does a Chakshudarshani remain in the Chakshudarshaniparaya?
**Answer:** Gautama! (He) remains in the Chakshudarshaniparaya for a minimum of one Antarmuhurta and a maximum of a few thousand Sagaropama.
## 1355
**Question:** O Bhagavan! How long does an Achakshudarshani remain in the Achakshudarshani state?
**Answer:** Gautama! Achakshudarshani is said to be of two types: 1. Anadi-Apayavasit and 2. Anadi-Sapayavasit.
## 1356
**Question:** O Bhagavan! How long does an Avhidarshani remain in the Avhidarshani state?
**Answer:** Gautama! (He) remains in the Avhidarshaniparaya for a minimum of one Samaya and a maximum of a few more than sixty-four Sagaropama.
## 1357
**Question:** O Bhagavan! How long does a Kevaladarshani remain in the Kevaladarshani state?
**Answer:** Gautama! (He) remains in the Kevaladarshaniparaya for an infinite period of time.