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## Gatha 676-684:
**Gatha 676:** The *Dārik* body-yoga is from the *sthāvara* (stationary) state to the *sayogakevali* state.
**Gatha 680:** The *Audārik* mixed body-yoga is in the four *guṇasthāna* (stages of spiritual progress) of *mithyātva* (false belief), *sāsādana* (initial stage of right faith), *asanyata* (uncontrolled) *samyagdṛṣṭi* (right faith), and *sayogakevali*.
**Gatha 681:** The *asanyata* *samyak* (right faith) is only for the *puruṣavedī* (human) and the *kapāṭagata* (door-opening) *sayogakevali* has the *Dārik* body-yoga.
**Gatha 682:** The *vaikriyika* (transformational) body-yoga of the *deva* (divine) and *nārkī* (hellish) beings has four *guṇasthāna*. In the *aparāpta* (incomplete) state, the *vaikriyika* mixed body-yoga has three *guṇasthāna* without the *mithyātva* *guṇasthāna*.
**Gatha 683:** The *āhārak* (food-related) body-yoga of the *muni* (ascetic) in the *aparāpta* state has the *āhārak* mixed body-yoga, which lasts for a short time.
**Gatha 684:** Similar to the *Dārik* mixed body-yoga, the *kārmaṇ* (karmic) body-yoga also has four *guṇasthāna*. The *kārmaṇ* body-yoga is present in the *vigraha* (physical form) of the four *gati* (paths of existence) and in the *pratar* (first) and *lokapūraṇa* (world-filling) states of the *sayogakevali*.
**Special Meaning:** The term "**mabhimchāumaṇavaṇe**" in the *gāthā* refers to the two middle *manoyoga* (mental yoga) - *asaty* (false) and *ubhay* (both) - and the two middle *vacanayoga* (speech yoga) - *asaty* and *ubhay* - for a total of four yogas. These four yogas have twelve *guṇasthāna* from *mithyātva* to *kṣīṇakṣayā* (exhausted passions). However, these four yogas are only for the *saṁjñī* (conscious) beings. The remaining *saty* *manoyoga* and *saty* *vacanayoga*, and *anubhay* *manoyoga* and *anubhay* *vacanayoga* have thirteen *guṇasthāna* from *mithyātva* to *sayogakevali*. The *anubhay* *vacanayoga* is also present in the *vikalacatuṣka* (four types of imperfect beings) - *dvīndriya* (two-sense), *trīndriya* (three-sense), *caturindriya* (four-sense), and *prasajñī* *pañcendriya* (conscious five-sense) - and they have one *mithyātva* *guṇasthāna*. The *asajñī* *pañcendriya* (unconscious five-sense) beings are called *vikal* because they lack a mind. Thus, the *gāthā* describes the owners of the four *manoyoga* and four *vacanayoga* and the *guṇasthāna* present in them.
The *Dārik* body-yoga has thirteen *guṇasthāna* from *mithyātva* to *sayogakevali* in the *aparāpta* state. The *Audārik* mixed body-yoga is in the *aparāpta* state and has four *guṇasthāna* - *mithyātva*, *sāsādana*, *asanyata* *samyagdṛṣṭi*, and *sayogakevali*. The fourth *guṇasthāna* is for the *puruṣavedī* human or animal because the *samyagdṛṣṭi* does not take birth in a human or animal with *aprashasta* (unrefined) *veda* (knowledge). The *sayogakevali* has the *Dārik* mixed body-yoga in the *kapāṭa* (door) opening state. Therefore, the *Dārik* mixed body-yoga has the thirteenth *guṇasthāna*.
**Doubt:** Are the *kevali* (omniscient) who have attained the *kapāṭa*, *pratar*, and *lokapūraṇa* states *aparāpta* or *aparāpta*?
**Solution:** They cannot be considered *aparāpta* because the *Dārik* mixed body-yoga and *kārmaṇ* body-yoga are for the *aparāpta*, therefore they are *aparāpta*.
**Doubt:** There is a statement that *samyagmithyādṛṣṭi*, *sanyatāsanyata*, and *sanyata* are *aparāpta* by rule. This proves that the *sayogakevali* are *aparāpta*. Why not consider the other beings with the *Audārik* mixed body-yoga as *aparāpta* except the *sayogakevali*?