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## Translation:
**[408]** [The lifespan of a *Prajnapana* is in the *Lantaka* kalpa. The lifespan of a *Tairaschika* is in the lowest *Bhavana* realm and in the highest *Sahasra* kalpa. The lifespan of an *Ajivika* is in the lowest *Bhavana* realm and in the highest *Achyuta* kalpa. In the same way, one should know the lifespan of *Abhiyogika* practitioners. The lifespan of *Svalingi* (those with similar attire) practitioners and those who have attained *Darshan* is in the lowest *Bhavanadeva* realm and in the highest *Uparima-Greveyaka* realm.
**Discussion:** The discussion of those who are born in the *Devaloka* realms after death is presented in this sutra (1470). It discusses the various practitioners who will go to the *Deva* realm after death and where they will be born, and what kind of *Deva* they will be. In fact, this discussion and deliberation is related to the interaction from tradition.
**Specific technical terms and their meanings:**
* **Asanyata Bhavyadravyadeva:** Two meanings: (1) According to the *Malayagiri* school, those who are devoid of the results of *charitra* (character) and are eligible for *Bhavy* (worthy) *Devatva* (deityhood), or those who are *Mithyadristi* (false-believers) and are not *Bhavy* or *Bhavy* *Shramanagunadharaka* (possessors of the qualities of a *Shraman* who is worthy) and are endowed with the *Dravyalinga* (material body) and follow all the rituals. (2) According to other *Acharyas*, those who are *Asanyata* (uncontrolled) and have *Samyagdristi* (right faith) and are eligible to be born as *Devas*.
* **Aviraddhitasanyama:** Those whose *charitra* results have remained unbroken from the time of their *Pravrajya* (renunciation) until the end of their life, but who have not completely abandoned the *Prachara* (conduct) due to the strength of the *Sanjwalana* (burning) *Kashaya* (passions) or due to the *Pramatta* (distracted) *Gunasthanaka* (state of mind).
* **Viraddhitasanyama:** Those who have completely broken and violated their *sanyama* (self-control) and have not been able to re-establish their broken *sanyama* even after performing *Prayaschitta* (atonement).
* **Aviraddhitasanyamasanyama:** Those *Shravakas* (lay practitioners) who have maintained the results of *Deshaviriti* (non-attachment to the world) from the time they accepted the *Deshaviriti* *sanyama*.
* **Viraddhitasanyamasanyama:** Those *Shravakas* who have completely broken the *Deshaviriti* *sanyama* and have not renewed it after performing *Prayaschitta* for breaking the *Sanyamasanyama*.
* **Asangni:** Practitioners who are devoid of *Manolabdhi* (mental attainment) and have eradicated *Kama* (desire).
* **Tapas:** *Balatapasvi* (those who practice austerities) who consume dry leaves or fallen leaves from trees.
* **Kandapika:** Those who practice *charitra* through their conduct, but who engage in *Kandarpa* (lust) and indecent behavior, laugh and joke, and make people laugh with their speech and actions. They amaze people by showing external miracles like sleight of hand, magic, etc.
* **Charaka-Parivrajaka:** *Kapilamata* (followers of Kapila) who wear three staffs and beg for alms with pomp, or *Charaka-Kachchhotaka* practitioners and *Parivrajaka* (wandering ascetics).
* **Kilvishika:** Those who are *charitravan* (virtuous) in their conduct, but who commit the sin of criticizing *Kevali* (omniscient), *Dharmacharaya* (religious teacher), and *Sarvasadhu* (all virtuous) in terms of *Jnana* (knowledge), *Darshan* (faith), and *Charitra* (character), or who deceive them. They hide their own faults and the virtues of others, are *Parachhidranveshi* (fault-finders), suspicious like thieves, secretive, liars, quick to anger and quick to please, and are *Nihnava* (deceptive).
* **Tairaschika:** Practitioners who live by raising cattle like cows, or who are *Deshaviriti* (non-attached to the world).
* **Ajivika:** Those who practice *charitra* for the sake of profit, worship, honor, fame, etc., without discrimination, or those who are *Pakhandhi* (hypocrites) who follow the *Prajivika* (Goshalaka) school of thought.
* **Abhiyogika:** Practitioners who use *Churna Yoga* (alchemy), *Mantra* (incantations), *Tantra* (rituals), etc., to control, hypnotize, and attract others for their own glory. They practice *charitra* only in their conduct, but use *Mantra* (incantations) and other practices.
* **Svalingi-Darshanavyapana:** Practitioners who wear the attire of *Sadhus* (holy men) like *Rajoharan* (those who remove impurities), etc., and are *Svalingi* (those with similar attire).