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## Verse 126
**Parayapa/165**
The lifespan of a **jighanya** (lowest) being in the **parayapa** (state of perfection) is equal to the duration of a **muhurt** (48 minutes), but the lifespan of a **jighanya** being in the **labdhyaparyapa** (state of attaining perfection) is equal to one-eighteenth of a breath. In this regard, the following verse should be considered:
> **Prayur antamuhurtah syadesho'syastadashamshakah |**
> **Uchchvasastha jighanyam cha nritirischa labhyapurnake ||**
Dividing the duration of a **muhurt** by one-eighteenth of a breath (36851 breaths), we get 1356666336 **kshudrabhava** (minor births) for **labdhyaparyapa** beings. This means that a being can be born a maximum of 66336 times if it continuously takes birth in the **labdhyaparyapa** state. Out of these 66336 **kshudrabhava**, 66132 are related to **ekendriya labdhyaparyapa** (one-sense **labdhyaparyapa**). The number of **kshudrabhava** for **dwiendriya** (two-sense), **triendriya** (three-sense), **chaturindriya** (four-sense), and **panchendriya** (five-sense) **labdhyaparyapa** are 80, 60, 40, and 24 respectively. All these together (66132 + 80 + 60 + 40 + 24 = 66336) make up the total 66336 **kshudrabhava**.
In this regard, **Shri Kundakunda Acharya** has also said in **Bhaavapad**:
> **Chhattisam-tisin-saya-chaav-dvisahas-vaar maranaani |**
> **Anto muttamam jhe pattosi nigoyavasamhi ||2||**
> **Vilivae asiidi satti chaalisameva jaaneh |**
> **Pandiidi shami gudamarato muhattas-sa ||26||**
The explanation of the 66132 **bhavas** related to **ekendriya labdhyaparyapa** is as follows: 6012 for **sukshma prithvikaayik** (subtle earth-bodied), 6012 for **badara prithvikaayik** (gross earth-bodied), 6012 for **sukshma akaayik** (subtle non-bodied), 6012 for **badara akaayik** (gross non-bodied), 6012 for **sukshma tejakaayik** (subtle fire-bodied), 6012 for **badara tejakaayik** (gross fire-bodied), 6012 for **sukshma vaayukaayik** (subtle air-bodied), 6012 for **badara vaayukaayik** (gross air-bodied), 6012 for **sukshma sadharan vanaspatikaayik** (subtle ordinary plant-bodied), 6012 for **badara sadharan vanaspatikaayik** (gross ordinary plant-bodied), and 6012 for each type of **vanaspatikaayik** (plant-bodied). Similarly, the 24 **bhavas** for **panchendriya labdhyaparyapa** are as follows: 8 for **manushya labdhyaparyapa** (human **labdhyaparyapa**), 8 for **asangya panchendriya labdhyaparyapa** (non-conscious five-sense **labdhyaparyapa**), and 8 for **sangya panchendriya labdhyaparyapa** (conscious five-sense **labdhyaparyapa**).
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**Samudapat** (state of arising)
The reason for the **aparayapa** (imperfection) of **kevali** (omniscient) beings in the **samudapat** state is:
> **Pajjattasarirass, pajjatt-udayass kaayajogass |**
> **Jogiss apunnattam apunnajogoti rinaddilam ||126||**
**Gathaarth**: The **aparayapa** (imperfection) of a **kaayayogi** (body-yoga practitioner) who has a **parayapa** body and **parayapa** **namakarma** (karmic potential) is called **apurnna yog** (incomplete yoga).
**Notes:**
1. Quoted from the commentary of **Go. Sa. Ji. Ma 125**.
2. **Panchendriya labdhyaparyapa** has four types (24), out of which 8 are **manushya labdhyaparyapa**, 8 are **asangya panchendriya labdhyaparyapa**, and 8 are **sangya panchendriya labdhyaparyapa**. Together, they make up 24 **panchendriya labdhyaparyapa**. (Commentary of **Swa. Ka. Pra. Ga. 127**)