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**Friend's View:** The last stage of **Yathapravruttikaran** is characterized by **alpatva** (minimal **bhavamala**).
(169) "May all beings be free from suffering! May all faults be destroyed! May all people be happy everywhere!" This is the auspicious sentiment that arises. Because the **yogi**'s **bhavamala** has become very thin, almost washed away, just like a person recovering from illness, who has almost fully recovered, does not have any minor complaints, which do not hinder their work, similarly, the **yogi** with minimal **bhavamala** does not experience unbearable afflictions, which do not hinder their **atma-hita** (self-beneficial) actions. Therefore, they inevitably cease from harmful activities and engage in beneficial activities. Thus, through **anvaya-vyatireka** (affirmation and negation) and **hakara-nakara** (positive and negative) arguments, it is established that **alpatva** of **bhavamala** leads to the attainment of the **avachka-tray** (three types of liberation).
To further illustrate this, it is said:
"In the final stage of **Yathapravruttikaran**, due to **alpatva** (minimal **bhavamala**), all these things arise for those whose **granthibheda** (bondage) is near." (38)
**Meaning:** In the final stage of **Yathapravruttikaran**, due to **alpatva** (minimal **bhavamala**), all these things arise for those whose **granthibheda** (bondage) is near.
**Commentary:** "This **avachka** yoga, it manifests in the final stage. For the **sadhu** (saint), it is like the state of **siddha** (perfection), while the mind of others is still wandering." (Shri Gadh Sakzaya 2-14)
When do all these things mentioned above arise? They arise in the final stage of **Yathapravruttikaran**. What is the reason for their arising? It is due to the **alpatva** (minimal **bhavamala**). Who experiences this? It is experienced by the **sant** (saint) whose **granthibheda** (bondage) is near, close at hand. Thus, in the final stage of **Yathapravruttikaran**, when the soul has almost completely shed its **mala** (impurities), the **jiva** (soul) whose **granthibheda** (bondage) is near, experiences all these things mentioned above.
**Summary:** In the final stage of **Yathapravruttikaran**, characterized by **alpatva** (minimal **bhavamala**), the **jiva** (soul) whose **granthibheda** (bondage) is near, experiences the attainment of the **avachka-tray** (three types of liberation). This is due to the **alpatva** (minimal **bhavamala**) which allows the **jiva** to cease from harmful activities and engage in beneficial activities.
"All-knowing, the **pati** (master) of the **naras** (humans), the **bhutakalas** (past) are known to him.
He knows all things everywhere." (Shri Brihat Shantistava)