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## Gatha 120
## Paryapti/161
There are four Paryaptis and four Aparyaptis. The four Paryaptis are Ahar Paryapti, Sharira Paryapti, Indriya Paryapti, and Panapan Paryapti. Some beings have four Paryaptis, while others have four Aparyaptis. These four Paryaptis are only found in Ekendriya beings, not in others.
**Doubt:** Are there no Ucchvasas in Ekendriya beings?
**Solution:** No, because it is known from the Agamas that Ekendriya beings have breathing.
**Doubt:** Is this Agama contradicted by direct perception?
**Solution:** If there is a contradiction from direct perception by someone who has directly perceived all substances, then it can be called a direct contradiction. However, Indriya Pratyaksha does not make all substances its object, so it is not possible to distinguish between substances that are not the object of Indriya Pratyaksha.
**Doubt:** Those who have attained perfection with six Paryaptis, five Paryaptis, or four Paryaptis are called Paryaptakas. So, is someone who has attained perfection with one Paryapti called a Paryaptak, or is someone who has attained perfection with all Paryaptis called a Paryaptak?
**Solution:** All beings are called Paryaptakas when they have completed Sharira Paryapti.
The time of the beginning and completion of each and all Paryaptis is **Pazzatti Patthavanam Jugavan Tu Kamen Hovi Gitthavanam**.
**Antomutta Kale Pahiyakama Tattiyalaaya.** ||120||
**Gathaarth:** The establishment of Paryaptis happens simultaneously, but their completion happens sequentially. Even though the time of these Paryaptis is increasingly sequential, it is still within a moment. ||120||
**Vishesharth:** The beginning of all six Paryaptis happens simultaneously, because they exist from the time of birth. However, their completion happens sequentially. First, Ahar Paryapti is completed within a moment. Then, Sharira Paryapti is completed after a time that is a multiple of the time taken for Ahar Paryapti. In other words, the time taken for Sharira Paryapti is a multiple of the time taken for Ahar Paryapti from the time of birth. The time taken for Indriya Paryapti is a multiple of the time taken for Sharira Paryapti, and the time taken for Panapan Paryapti is a multiple of the time taken for Indriya Paryapti. The time taken for Bhasha Paryapti is a multiple of the time taken for Panapan Paryapti, and the time taken for Manah Paryapti is a multiple of the time taken for Bhasha Paryapti.
1. P. Pu. 1 p. 314-315 ||2. P. Pu. 1 p. 315-316. 3. Etasan Praarambho'kramane Janmasamayaadaramy Tasan Sasvabhyupagamat. Nishpatti Tu Punah Kramen. Gh. Pu. 1 p. 255-256. 4. Based on the commentary by Shrimad Abhayachandra Suri in Siddhanta Rakavarti.