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The *Kora* is not a repetition. The author has a different meaning in it, which is not available in the previous verses. The previous verses mention their own points in parts. They do not explain that the same being, by the greatness of *Samyagdarshan*, can also attain all those states in order - that is, he can attain the positions of *Devendras*, *Chakravartis*, and *Tirthankaras* and go to liberation. It seems that this verse was created to explain this particular point. And therefore, it is not a repetition either.
The situation of the six verses, such as *Nishreyas*, etc., which show the result of *Sallekhana* or *Sadharma*, is also almost the same. They are all the same type of verses and are found to be free from repetitions. The fruits named *Nishreyas* and *Abhyudaya* mentioned in the first verse are explained in the following verses. That is, the second verse gives the nature of *Nishreyas* and the sixth verse gives the nature of *Abhyudaya*, and the remaining verses mention the condition of the men who attain *Nishreyas*. Therefore, there is no repetition in them, nor is there any inconsistency between them.
Similarly, there seems to be no repetition in the three verses named *Kshutpipasa*, *Parameshti Paranjyoti*, and *Anatmarth Vinaraagaih*. They have been given as needed and in their place to explain the nature of the *Aapta*. The first verse explains the nature of the *Aapta* by the predominance of the absence of the defects of hunger, thirst, etc., and there was a need to explain it, because there is a very big difference in the statements of the *Digambara* and *Svetambara* sects regarding the eighteen defects. *Svetambara* brothers also believe in the existence of hunger, thirst, etc., in the *Aapta*, which is not desirable for the *Digambara*. And all these differences are based on their almost doctrinal differences. This verse, by the previous verse, came in the *Utsanna*
* The names of the eighteen defects accepted by the *Svetambara* sect are as follows: 1 *Veeryantaraya*, 2 *Bhogantaraya*, 3 *Upbhogantaraya*, 4 *Danantaraya*, 5 *Labhantaraya*, 6 *Nidra*, 7 *Bhaya*, 8 *Agnana*, 9 *Jugupsa*, 10 *Hasya*, 11 *Rati*, 12 *Arati*, 13 *Raga*, 14 *Dvesha*, 15 *Avirati*, 16 *Kama*, 17 *Shoka*, 18 *Mithyatva*. (See *Vivekvilas* and *Jainatattvadarsha*.)