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## Gatha 63-64
## Gugaasthan/11
Because at the time of these four *Samudghāt*, the *pratisamaya* of *aprashasht karma* is clearly available due to the *anantar* mentioned *anubhāgghāt*.
And there is a *sthiticāṇḍakghāt* that lasts for one *samaya*.
It has been said that in all four *samaya*, the *pravṛttamana sthiti* is completed by one *samaya*. Therefore, after *āvajitakaraṇa*, by performing this type of *kevalisamudghāt*, it keeps the state of *nāma*, *gotra*, and *vedanīya karma* in the form of *antarmuhūrta prāyāmara*. This is the meaning of the community of all *atikrānta* *mutrapabandh*.
Now, after the completion of the *lokapūraṇa* action, what is the order of the *kevali jin* who concludes the *samudghātapariyāya* and falls into his own place? Or is there any order for the one who descends? To resolve this doubt, we will present a brief outline of the one who descends, derived from the *sūtra*.
For example, the *kevali jin* who concludes the *lokapūraṇa-samudghāt* also performs the *mantha-samudghāt*, because the conclusion of the *kevalisamudghāt* cannot be achieved without the *mantharūpa* result. And it should be understood that after concluding the *lokapūraṇa-samudghāt*, by destroying the *samyoga* result, all the previous competing *samaya* are revealed without obstruction.
Again, the *kevali jin* who concludes the *mantha-samudghāt* attains the *kapāṭa-samudghāt*, because its conclusion cannot be achieved without the *kapāṭa* result. Subsequently, in the next *samaya*, the *kevali jin* concludes the *kapāṭa-samudghāt* by resulting in the form of *daṇḍa-samudghāt*, because the rule of *daṇḍa-samudghāt* is seen to occur only after it. After that, in the next *samaya*, the *kevali jin* concludes the *daṇḍa-samudghāt* with the *kevalipana* in the form of *svasthāna*. At that time, the rule of the location of the *jīvapradeśa* of the *kevali bhagavān* is seen from the evidence of the original body, devoid of deficiency and excess.
Thus, there are three *samaya* for the *kevali jin* who descends from the *kevalisamudghāt*, because in the fourth *samaya*, inclusion in *svasthāna* is seen. Or, according to the order of explanation of some *ācāryas*, the *kevali jin* who descends from the *kevalisamudghāt* takes four *samaya* along with the fourth *samaya*. Their intention is that the *samaya* in which the *kevali jin* stays in *svasthāna kevalipana* (i.e., in the original body) and concludes the *daṇḍa-samudghāt* should also be included in the *samudghāt*.
The *kevali jin* who descends from the *samudghāt* has the same *kārmaraṇakāyayoga* as before. It should be understood that the *kevali jin* who attains the *kapāṭa-samudghāt* has *audārika-mithakāyayoga*, and the *kevali jin* who attains the *daṇḍa-samudghāt* has *audārika kāyayoga*.
Here are the relevant *prāryā gāthā*...
The *kevali jin* has *daṇḍa-samudghāt* in the first *samaya*, *kapāṭa-samudghāt* in the second *samaya*, *manthāna-samudghāt* in the third *samaya*, and *loka-vyāpī-samudghāt* in the fourth *samaya*. ||1||
In the fifth *samaya*, the *kevali jin* concludes the *lokapūraṇa-samudghāt*, in the sixth *samaya* the *kevali jin* concludes the *manthāna-samudghāt*, in the seventh *samaya* the *kevali jin* concludes the *kapāṭa-samudghāt*, and in the eighth...
1. Jayadhavan Mūla p. 1281-82.