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[Eighteenth Kayasthitipad] [371 Discussion Twenty-second Ultimate-Non-Ultimate Door] - The two presented sutras (1397-1398) delineate the time-frame of the continuous dwelling of the Charmajiv in his own self-synonyms. / The definition of Charma-Acharma - The one whose bhava is Charma, i.e., final, is called 'Charma'. / The simple meaning of Charma is - Bhavyajiv. / The one who is different from Charma is called 'Acharma'. / Abhavyajiv is called Acharma, because he will never have Charma bhava. He will always be born and die. / From one perspective, Siddha jivas are also Acharma, because they also do not have Charmatva. For this reason, two types of Acharma have been mentioned - (1) Anadi-Anant and (2) Sadi-Anant. / Of these, Anadi-Anant (Saparyavasit) jivas are Abhavy and Sadi-Aparyavasit jivas are Siddha. ' // Prajnapana Sutra: Eighteenth Kayasthitipad ends / 1. Prajnapana Sutra Malay. Vritti, File No. 395