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## The duration of the state of being a "Kayapari" (body-bound)
The **Kayapari** state is the state of being embodied in every living being. This state can last from a minimum of **Antarmuhurt** (a very short time) to a maximum of **Asankhyatkal** (an immeasurable period of time).
If a being is born into a **Nigod** (a state of being without a body) and then emerges into a body, it lives for a short time, **Antarmuhurt**, before returning to the **Nigod**. In this case, the minimum duration of the **Kayapari** state is **Antarmuhurt**.
On the other hand, a being can remain in the **Kayapari** state for an **Asankhyatkal**, which is equivalent to the lifespan of the **Prithvikai** (Earth). This **Asankhyatkal** is the same as the time taken for countless **Utsarpini** (ascending) and **Avapini** (descending) cycles of the universe. In terms of space, this **Asankhyatkal** is equivalent to the size of countless **Lokas** (worlds).
## The duration of the state of being a "Sansarapari" (world-bound)
A **Sansarapari** is a being who has attained **Samyaktva** (right faith, knowledge, and conduct) and has thus limited their cycle of births and deaths. A **Sansarapari** will eventually attain **Moksha** (liberation) after an **Anantkal** (infinite time).
## The duration of the state of being a "Kay-Apari" (body-free) and "Sansar-Apari" (world-free)
A **Kay-Apari** is a being who is **Anantkayik** (infinitely embodied) and has not attained **Samyaktva**. A **Sansar-Apari** is a being who has attained **Samyaktva** but has not limited their cycle of births and deaths.
The **Kay-Apari** state can last from a minimum of **Antarmuhurt** to a maximum of **Vanaspatikala** (an infinite period of time). When a being is born into a **Nigod** after being liberated from a body and then returns to a body, the minimum duration of the **Kay-Apari** state is **Antarmuhurt**. The maximum duration is **Vanaspatikala**, which is equivalent to an infinite period of time. After this, the being will eventually be liberated from the cycle of births and deaths.
## The two types of "Sansarapari"
There are two types of **Sansarapari**:
1. **Anadi-Sant**: A being whose cycle of births and deaths will eventually end.
2. **Anadi-Anant**: A being whose cycle of births and deaths will never end.
## The state of being a "No-Pari" (neither body-bound nor world-bound)
A **No-Pari** is a being who has attained **Siddhatva** (perfection). This state is **Sadi-Anant** (infinitely lasting).
## The duration of the "Paryapt" (sufficient) state
A **Paryapt** being is a being who has attained **Samyaktva** and has limited their cycle of births and deaths. The minimum duration of the **Paryapt** state is **Antarmuhurt**, and the maximum duration is **Shatsagaropamapruthaktva** (a period of time equivalent to countless oceans).
## The duration of the "A-Paryapt" (insufficient) state
An **A-Paryapt** being is a being who has not attained **Samyaktva**. The duration of the **A-Paryapt** state is **Antarmuhurt**.