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## Gatha 63-64
## Gunasthan/101
This statement implies that the **prasankhyanaguni** **krishtis** related to the **adhastan** and **uparim** countless parts in other times are destroyed by the **krishtis** obtained. Thus, until the **antarmuhurt** time, this being experiences the **krishtigat** **yoga** in the form of a series of **asankhyatmuni**, because at every moment, the tendency of **krishtis** to transform from the **madhyam** **krishti** form is seen in the form of **asankhyatguna**.
**Doubt:** Why don't we consider that the **jivapradesha** of the **krishtis** that were **vedita** in the first and subsequent times remain **ayogi** in the second and subsequent times due to **aparispand**?
**Solution:** No, because there is a contradiction in the tendency of **bhayog** and **ayog** **paryayas** to occur in a being in an **akram** manner.
In this way, it is proven that the **madhyam** **krishtis** destroy the **krishtis** of the **adhastan** and **uparim** countless parts in the form of **asankhyatguna** **thenimp**. One should not doubt that this meaning is not in the **sutra**, because this particular meaning is clearly seen in the **sutra** that will be said later, "In the last time, it destroys the countless majority of **krishtis**." Thus, to remove the doubt about what kind of **dhyan-parinam** occurs in the state of **sayogikevali** existing in **atisukshma** **kayayoga** due to experiencing **krishtigat** **yoga** until the **antarmuhurt** time, the next **sutra** begins.
And the **sukshma** **kriya** form of **apratipati** **dhyan** is **dhyata**.
This statement implies that the **dhyan** in that state is the third **shukladhyan**, which is **sukshma** **kriya** form **yoga** and **apratipati** due to not being **pratiraat** below.
**Doubt:** What is the fruit of this **dhyan**?
**Solution:** Its fruit is the complete restraint of the **prasrava** of **yoga**, because even the **sukshmatara** **kayaparispand** is seen here as restrained without **anvaya**. It is also said:
"The third **shukladhyan** is said to restrain the **yogakriya** of the **kayayogi** and the **adbhut** state **sarvagna**." (1)
**Doubt:** It is desired that the **kevali** transformed by **dhruva** and **upayoga**, who make all substances their objects, have **ekagra** **chintanirodha**, which is impossible, so **dhyan** cannot arise.
**Solution:** It is true to say that **dhyan** in the form of **ekagra** **chintanirodha** cannot be formed for the **sarvagnadeva** who have experienced all substances and who are transformed by **akram** **upayoga**, because it is desired. But, considering the tendency of the **dhyanphala** in the form of **karmaasrava** restraint, which occurs only by the restraint of **yoga**, that type of treatment has been imagined, therefore...
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1. Jayadhaval Moola p. 2260.