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## Gatha 250-251
## Yogamarga 325
**"When the remaining lifespan is very short, the yogic state remains above the Yavamdhya until the Antarmuhurta time."** It remains there until the Antarmuhurta time to collect a lot of Pudgalas, because it is not possible to stay there for a longer time. Within the time period of three Palya, it transmigrates to the yogic states above the Yavamdhya whenever possible.
**"In the final Jivagunahani-sthanaantara, it remains for a time period equal to an innumerable part of the Pravali."** ||427|| Because in the final Jivagunahani, it takes refuge in the final yogic state for a time period equal to an innumerable part of the Pravali, and the yogic states there are innumerable times greater. However, it is not possible to stay there for a time period longer than an innumerable part of the Pravali. While remaining above the Yavamdhya, it remains in the final Jivagunahani-sthanaantara whenever possible.
**"It attained the excellent yogic state in the extreme and double-extreme times."** ||428|| Because with the increase in yogic power, the increase in Pradeshbandha is very high, and with the excellent yogic state, there is the power to transmigrate within the Bhavasthiti for a very long time, except for the two, three, and four times. In this Bhava, when there is wealth, it has attained the Taya-Tat Kadamoga.
**Doubt:** Why is there no mention of Sanklesha here?
**Solution:** Because after attaining the righteous path after death, there is no purpose in the increase or decrease of Kashaya. By taking refuge in the presence of Sanklesha, the opportunity arises for the melting of many Nokarma Pudgalas, therefore, the presence of Sanklesha is not considered.
**"The excellent Pradesh-agra (group of Pradesh) of the Praudarik body of that Jiva who became Tadbhavastha in the final time."** ||426||
**Conclusion:** A human or a Tithanca, by giving a donation or approving a donation, bound the lifespan of a human in Devakuru or Uttarakuru with the merit of three Palya. In this way, after death, the human is born in Devakuru or Uttarakuru through the righteous path. Again, in the first time, becoming Praharaka and Tadbhavastha in the first time, by taking food with the excellent Uppapadayoga, it deposited the Nokarma Pradesh that were taken from the first time to the final time of three Palya in the form of a Gopuccha. Then, from the second time onwards, it attained growth with the excellent Ekanta-Anuvridhi Yoga, and until the Antarmuhurta time, it took the Nokarma Pradesh in the form of an innumerable series and deposited them in the time period of three Palya. Again, by ending the very fast attainments and attaining the Parinamyoga, it attained the excellent Dravya by following the above-mentioned method and being situated in the final time.
**"The owner of the excellent Pradesh-agra of the Vaikriyika body is the Aran who is situated in the state of twenty-two Sagaras."**