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## Gatha 111
According to the Mulachara Toka by Siddhanta Chakravarti Shri Vasunandi Acharya, the nature of Paryaptis is to be observed. Therefore, it is also being given here.
**Ahar Paryapti:** The completeness of the cause by which a Jiva is able to transform the three bodies - Audarik, Vaikriyik, and Praharak - into their respective forms, by consuming the appropriate Ahar Vargas, is called Ahar Paryapti.
**Sharira Paryapti:** The completeness of the cause by which a Jiva is able to transform the Pudgal Dravya suitable for body formation into the Audarik, Vaikriyik, and Praharak bodies, is called Sharira Paryapti.
**Indriya Paryapti:** The completeness of the cause by which a Jiva is able to know its own Indriya Vishayas (objects of senses) like touch, etc., by consuming the Pudgal Dravya suitable for Ekendriya, Dwiindriya, Triindriya, Chaturindriya, and Panchendriya, is called Indriya Paryapti.
**Pranapan Paryapti:** The completeness of the cause by which a Jiva creates the structure of inhalation and exhalation by taking hold of the Pudgal Dravya suitable for breathing, is called Pranapan Paryapti.
**Bhasha Paryapti:** The completeness of the cause by which a Jiva is able to transform into the Bhasha form by taking hold of the Pudgal Dravya suitable for the four types of language, is called Bhasha Paryapti.
**Manah Paryapti:** The completeness of the cause by which a Jiva is able to create the four types of Manah Paryapti by taking hold of the Pudgal Dravya suitable for the four types of mind, is called Manah Paryapti.
The above six Paryaptis occur from the Sanjni Mithyadristi to the Asanyat Samyagdristi Gunasthanas.
**Doubt:** Do those in the Samyag Mithyadristi Gunasthanas also have six Paryaptis?
**Solution:** No, because in this Gunasthan, Aparayapti Kala is not found.
**Doubt:** Why do those in the Gunasthanas above Shradeshavira, etc., not have six Paryaptis?
**Solution:** No, because the name Paryapti itself is the completion of the six Paryaptis, and this completion occurs only up to the fourth Gunasthan. Therefore, it is not found in the fifth and subsequent Gunasthanas. Because, if we consider the existence of Paryapti in the subsequent Gunasthanas, it would contradict the fact that the final stage of Aparayapti, which is Paryapti, is completed at one time.
There are five Paryaptis and five Aparayaptis.
1. Muladhar Bhag 2, p. 176, Paryapti Adhikar 12, Gatha 4, Tika.
2. G.P. 1, p. 312.