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## Eighteenth Kayasthitipad] The time duration of the Asangiparaya - The Asangi Jeeva remains continuously in the Asangiparaya from the lowest Antamuhurta to the highest Vanaspatikala. When a Jeeva is born in the Asangiparaya after leaving the Sanghis, it remains in the Antamuhurta and is again born in the Sanghis. At that time, it remains in the Asangiparaya only until the Antamuhurta. / The time duration of the Nosangi-No Prasangi - The Nosangi-Noasangi Jeeva is Kevali and the time of the Kevali is Sadi-Aperyavasit. ' Twentieth Bhavasiddhi Dwaar 1362. Bhavasiddhie Nam Bhanta! * Puccha. Goyama! Anadie SapjjavAsie / [1392 Pra.] Bhagavan! Bhavasiddhik (Bhavya) Jeeva continuously remains in the Bhavasiddhikparaya for how long? [1362 U.] Gautam! (He) is Anadi-Saparyavasit. / 1393. Prabhavasiiddhie Nam Bhanta 0 Puccha. Goyama! Anadie ApjjavAsie. [1393 Pra.] Bhagavan! Abhavasiiddhik (Abhavya) Jeeva continuously remains in the Abhavasiiddhikparaya for how long? [1393 U.] Gautam! (He) is Anadi-Aperyavasit. / 1394. Gobhavasiiddhiyanoprabhavasiiddhie Gam 0 Puccha. Gonyama! Sadie ApjjavAsie / Daram 20 // [1394 Pra] Bhagavan! Nobhavasiiddhik-Noprabhavasiiddhik Jeeva continuously remains in the Nobhavasiiddhik-Noprabhavasiiddhi-avasta for how long? [1394 U.] Gautam! (He) is Sadi-Aperyavasit. Twentieth Dwaar // 20 // Vivechan-Bima Bhavasiddhik Dwaar - The three sutras (Su. 1392 to 1394) presented in the Bhavasiddhik Dwaar describe the time duration of the Bhavasiddhik, Abhavasiiddhik and Nobhavasiiddhik-Noabhavasiiddhik Jeevas. The time duration of the Bhavasiddhik - Bhavasiddhik (Bhavya) is Anadi-Saparyavasit (Sant). Bhavya-tva is a parinaamik bhaav, therefore it is Anadi, but when it attains Moksha, its sadbhaav does not remain, therefore it is Saparyavasit. The time duration of the Prabhavasiiddhik - This is also a parinaamik bhaav, therefore it is Anadi, and its (Abhavya-tva) never ends. Therefore it is Anant. 1. Prajnapanasutra Malay. Vritti, Patrank 395