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## Chapter 156, Life Cycle, Verse 128
"Bhaveyed" is an adjective for the human state. Up to the ninth stage of qualities, the human state remains in harmony with Bhaveyed. Beyond the ninth stage, in the tenth and subsequent stages, the human state persists even after the adjective Bhaveyed (feminine, etc.) is lost. Therefore, due to the predominance of the human state, even after the loss of Bhaveyed (feminine, etc.), the fourteen stages of qualities are described in relation to the human state, which is the object of the adjective, remaining in harmony.
This should be understood with the example of Leshya. The scholars have described the thirteenth stage of qualities as Lakleshya. But Parantuleshya occurs in the state of Yogapravritti along with the arising of passions. [Yogapravritti stained by passions is Leshya, but since Yoga (Vineedhya) is predominant in Leshya, even after the loss of passion (adjective) in the thirteenth stage of qualities, Leshya is described there simply because of the presence of the object, Yoga (object). Similarly, here too, even after the loss of Ved (adjective), the fourteenth stage of qualities is described because of the presence of the object, the human state, in harmony.
In the stages of qualities of Deva Mithyashti, Sasab Nasamyagdristi, and Asampatsamyagdristi, they are both sufficient and insufficient. In the Samyagmithyavristi stage of qualities, they are sufficient by rule.
**Doubt:** In the state of Vigraha, those with a Kamaganarira do not attain sufficiency, because the six sufficiencies do not arise in the time of Vigraha. Similarly, they cannot be insufficient in the state of Vigraha, because the term "insufficient" is given to the middle state from the beginning to the end of the sufficiencies. But those who have not even begun the sufficiencies, such as one, two, or three time-bound beings related to the state of Vigraha, cannot be called insufficient, because accepting this would lead to the fault of Atiprasanga. Therefore, in the state of Vigraha, there should be a third state, different from sufficient and insufficient.
**Solution:** This is not a fault, because beings who have attained the state of Vigraha are included among the insufficient, and accepting this does not lead to the fault of Atiprasanga, because the beings residing in the Karmaranasharira have a closeness to the insufficient due to the absence of ability, the state of Upadhyayogasthan, the state of Ekantavridhiyogasthan, and the state of motion and lifespan in the first, second, and third times, which is not found in other beings. Therefore, beings residing in the Kamaganakayayoga are included among the insufficient. Therefore, there are only two states of all beings, and there is no third state different from them.
**Doubt:** Why are Samyagmithyashti beings only sufficient?
**Solution:** Because death does not occur with the third stage of qualities, and the Samyagmithyattvagunasthan does not arise even in the time of insufficiency.
1. "Deva Miccha Iti-Sapana Tammaidi-Prasan Jadassamaitthi-Aane Sia Pajjattha Sia Apajjattha ||4||" (D.P. 1 p. 334).
2. "Samm-Amiccha Iti-Tane Niyama Pajjattha ||65||" (P.P. 1 Vr. 335).
3. P.P. 1 p. 334.
4. V.P. 1 p. 334.