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## Translation:
**360]** **The Three Types of Restrained Beings:**
1. **Anadi-Praparva-sita:** A being who has never attained restraint and will never attain it.
2. **Anadi-Saparyavasita:** A being who has never attained restraint but will attain it in the future.
3. **Sadi-Saparyavasita:** A being who has attained restraint but has fallen from it, but will attain it again.
**Sadi-Santa Asanyata:** A being who is unrestrained, the lowest for a short period and the highest for an infinite period, remains bound by the cycle of unrestraint. After an infinite period (Aparadha Pudgala Paravarta), they inevitably attain restraint.
**Duration of Restrained, Unrestrained, and Restrained-Unrestrained:** The duration of the state of Deshaviriti is used as the lowest limit of time (Antamuhurta). Therefore, the lowest time limit is considered to be Antamuhurta. There are many breaks in Deshaviriti, such as two Karana, three Yoga, etc. Therefore, it takes Antamuhurta to accept it. In Sarvaviriti, the vow of accepting the renunciation of all attachments can be done in a single moment. Therefore, the lowest time limit for a restrained being is said to be one moment.
**No-Restrained, No-Restrained-Unrestrained, No-Restrained-Restrained:** A being who is neither restrained, nor unrestrained, nor restrained-unrestrained, is a Siddha, and the Siddha state is Sadi-Ananta (eternal).
**Duration of the State of Those with Form-Use and Formless-Use:** The lowest and highest duration is Antarmuhurta. The duration of the state of the Chhadmastha beings, whether they have form-use or formless-use, is Antarmuhurta. The simultaneous use of the state of Kevalis is not intended here.
**Fourteenth Door of Food - 1364.** **"Bhagavan! How long does the Aharaka Jiva remain in the form of Aharaka?"** **"Gautama! The Aharaka Jiva is said to be of two types: Chhadmastha-Aharaka and Kevala-Aharaka."**
**1365.** **"Bhagavan! How long does the Chhadmastha-Aharaka remain in the form of Chhadmastha-Aharaka?"** **"For as long as the taking of the Kshudragabha is difficult, for an immeasurable period of time, for an immeasurable number of Ussappini-Prosappini periods, for a part of an Angula (finger) from the field."**