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## Verse 543, 545
## Path of Taking/67
"The expansion of the living being's area of influence by three times the size of the body, a single pillar archway, the types of movement and urine, and the duration until the final moment are called the **Maranantik Samudghāt**." The expansion of the Tejaska body is called the **Tejaska Sharira Samudghāt**. It is of two types: **Nissaranātmaka** and **Anissaranātmaka**. Among them, the **Nissaranātmaka Tejaska Sharira Visaran** is of two types: **Prashastha** and **Aprashastha**. Among them, the **Aprashastha Nissaranātmaka Tejaska Sharira Samudghāt** is twelve yojanas long, nine yojanas wide, the thickness of a fingertip, red like a Japakusuma flower, capable of burning the earth and mountains, without an opponent, fueled by anger, originating from the left shoulder, and capable of expanding to the desired area. And the **Prashastha Nissaranātmaka Tejaska Sharira Samudghāt**, although similar in size and other aspects to the **Aprashastha Tejaska**, has the special characteristic of being white like a swan, originating from the right shoulder, arising out of compassion for beings, and capable of mitigating national disasters, famine, disease, etc. The **Anissaranātmaka Tejaska Sharira Samudghāt** is not relevant here.
The **Āhāraka Samudghāt** occurs for those who have attained **Riddhi**. Its detailed explanation has been given in verses 235-236.
The **Kevali Samudghāt** is of four types: **Danda**, **Kapāta**, **Pratara**, and **Lokapūraṇa**. Among them, the expansion of the Kevali's living being's area of influence by fourteen gazes, either in the form of the outer layer of the previous body or three times the size of the previous body, is called the **Danda Samudghāt**. The expansion of the entire area without the **Vāta Vālaya**, with the size and dimensions mentioned in the **Danda Samudghāt**, is called the **Kapāta Samudghāt**. The expansion of the Kevali Bhagavan's living being's area of influence throughout the entire Lok, except for the area where the **Vāta Vālaya** is not present, is called the **Pratara Samudghāt**. The expansion of the Kevali Bhagavan's living being's area of influence, the size of the **Dhana Lok**, throughout the entire Lok, is called the **Lokapūraṇa Samudghāt**.
The characteristics of the **Samudghāt** will be explained in verse 668, so it is not mentioned here.
**Upāpāda** is of two types: **Rjugalipūrvaka** and **Vigrahagatipūrvaka**. Each of these is of two types: **Maranantik Samudghāt** and **Tadvīparīta**. **Upāpāda** occurs at the time of its origin. The area of beings born from **Rjugalipūrvaka** is not found, because all the areas of the beings are contracted. **Vigraha** is of three types: **Pāṇimukta**, **Lāngalika**, and **Gomūtrika**. Among these, **Pāṇimukta** is one **Vigraha**. **Vigraha**, **Vakra**, and **Kuṭila** are all synonyms. **Lāngalika** is two **Vigraha**, and **Gomūtrika** is three **Vigraha**. The **Avagahana** of beings born from **Vigrahagati** without the **Maranantik Samudghāt** and beings born from **Rjugalipūrvaka** are the same at the time of their origin. The only difference is:
1. Dhavala Pu. 4 p. 27 and Pu. 7 p. 300.
2. Dhavala Pu. 4 p. 23-2.
3. Dhavala Pu. 4 p. 2.
4. Dhavala Pu. 4 p. 28-26.
5. Dhavala Pu. p. 300.