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## The Thirty-Eighth Chapter
**267**
The eight **Pratiharys**, the twelve divine assemblies, the **stupa**, the rows of houses, the enclosure of the fort, and the rows of flags, etc., are all wonderful and glorious. These are the characteristics of the **Arhanty** (the liberated soul), and they are followed by another action called **Kriyaantara** (other action). ||302||
**_Thus ends the Arhanty Kriya._**
The **Vihar** (contemplation) of the **Arhanty** is well-known and is described in detail in the **Dharmachakra** (wheel of Dharma). It is not repeated here. ||303||
**_Thus ends the Vihar Kriya._**
After this, for the benefit of others, the **Arhanty** teaches the path of Dharma. This is called **Yogatyaga** (renunciation of yoga), the highest action of the **Arhanty** who has performed the **Tirtha Vihar** (pilgrimage). ||305||
The **Vihar** ends, the assembly (**Samavasarana**) dissolves, and the **Arhanty** performs his **Vritti** (activity) to restrain the **Yoga** (concentration). This is called **Yogatyaga**. ||306||
The **Kriyaantara** (other action) known as **Kevali Samudghat** (the opening of the **Kevali**), which includes the **Danda** (staff), the **Kapat** (door), etc., is included in the **Yogatyaga** and is not described separately. ||307||
**_Thus ends the Yogatyaga Kriya._**
After this, the **Arhanty** who has completely restrained all **Yogas**, who is the Lord of the Jinas, who has attained the state of **Shaileshi** (the Lord of the mountain), whose **Ghatika Karmas** (karmas that cause death) have been destroyed, who has attained the **Urdhvagati** (ascending path) born from his own nature, and who has reached the highest state of **Nirvana**, is said to have performed the **Agranirvritti** (final liberation). ||308-309||
**_Thus ends the Agranirvritti._**
Thus, from the womb to **Nirvana**, there are fifty-three **Kriyas** (actions) that should always be followed by the **Bhavya** (aspirant). ||310||
These **Kriyas** should be followed by the **Dwijanma** (twice-born) according to the methods described above. The internal differences in these **Kriyas** will be explained in the next chapter. ||311||