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## 170 / Go. Sa. Jivakanda
## Verse 127
The word "niyam" found in the sutra is indicative, not regulatory. If it is not considered so, it will lead to absurdity.
**Doubt:** What is indicated by this word "niyam"?
**Solution:** It indicates that "Samyagmithyadristi, Sanyatasanyata and Sanyata jivas are sufficient by rule." This sutra is not eternal. From this, the insufficiency of Samyagmithyadristi, Sanyatasanyata and Sanyata who produce the next body, and the insufficiency of Kevalis who have attained Kapata, Pratar and Lokapurna Samudghat, is proven.
**Question:** The one whose body is initiated is called insufficient, but in the Sayogi state, the body is not initiated, so how can the insufficiency of Mayogi Kevali be established?
**Solution:** No, because in the Kapata etc. Samudghat state, Sayogi Kevali are devoid of the six powers of Paryapti, therefore they are called insufficient.
In the Kevali Samudghat state, due to the absence of Vachanbal (Vachanyog) and Shwasochchwas, only Kayayog remains, therefore in the verse, Kayayogi is mentioned instead of Samudghatgat.
Labdhyaparyapta, Nityaparyapta and Paryaptavasta are possible in the Gugaasthan.
**Verse Meaning:**
Labdhyaparyaptak jivas are Mithyadristi. Nityaparyaptak jivas are in Mithyatva, Sasadan, Asanyatasamyagdristi and Pramattavirata Gunasthans. Paryaptajivas are in the aforementioned Gunasthans and the remaining Gunasthans.
**Special Meaning:**
Labdhyaparyaptak jivas are only in the Mithyadristi Gunasthan, not in other Gunasthans. Labdhyaparyaptak jivas are not present in the Sasadan Gunasthan. Labdhyaparyaptak jivas are not present in Samyagmithyadristi, Asanyatasamyagdristi, Deshasanyata and Sakalasanyata. Nityaparyaptak jivas are present in the Mithyatva (first), Sasadan (second), Asanyatasamyagdristi (fourth) and Pramattasanyata (sixth) Gunasthans. They are not present in the Gunasthans beyond these. Nityaparyaptak jivas are also not present in the Samyagmithyatva (third) and Deshasanyata (fifth) Gunasthans.
**Doubt:** How is Nityaparyapti possible in the Pramattasanyata Gunasthan? Because in the Aparyaptavasta, Sanyam is impossible.
**Solution:** The questioner does not understand the meaning of the Agam. The meaning of the Agam is:
1. Dh. Pu. 2, p. 441-444.
2. Labdhyapteshu Mithyaishtibhyatirikta Sheshgunasambhayat. (P. Pu. 1, p. 208).