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## [256] [Brihatkalpasutra Six Types of Kalpasthiti 20. Chhamviha Kappattii Pannaatta, Tam Jaha 1. Samaaiy-Sanjay-Kappattii, 2. Chhenovattaavaniiy-Sanjay-Kappattii, 3. Nivisamaan-Kappattii, 4. Nisvitukaiiy-Kappattii, 5. Jinakappattii, 6. Therakappattii. The state of Kalpa is said to have six types of boundaries of conduct / As follows: 1. Boundaries of Samayikacharitra, 2. Boundaries of Chhedopasthapaniyacharitra, 3. Boundaries of the one who carries out penance in Pariharavishuddhicharitra, 4. Boundaries of the Guru-kalpa and Anu-pariharic Bhikshus in Pariharavishuddhicharitra, 5. Boundaries of the Jinakalp Bhikshus who live a special ascetic life, having emerged from the Gachchha, 6. Boundaries of the Sthavirakalp, that is, the Gachchha-dwelling Bhikshus. Discussion - Here, the meaning of "Kalpa" is the conduct of a Sannyata. Remaining in that is called Kalpasthiti. The Samachari (boundaries) of Nirgrantha-Nirgranthis is also called Kalpasthiti. It is said to be of six types. As follows: 1. Samayikasannyata-Kalpasthiti - To remain in Samabhava and to abandon all Saavdha tendencies, this is Samayikasannyata-Kalpasthiti. This is of two types: 1. Itvarkalik - Until the five Mahavratas are imposed, it is Itvarkalik Samayik-Kalpasthiti. 2. Yavajjivic - Samayik that remains for life, Yavajjivic Samayikkalpasthiti. In which the Mahavratas are not imposed again, this happens during the reign of the Madhyama Tirthankaras / 2. Chhedopasthapaniy-Sannyata-Kalpasthiti - To give the great initiation or to impose the Mahavratas again. This Kalpasthiti is of two types: 1. Niratichaar - To impose the five Mahavratas on the teachers who are Itvar Samayik or on the disciples of Bhagwan Parshvanath, this is Niratichaar Chhedopasthapaniy-Sannyata-Kalpasthiti.