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## Verse 685
## Antarbhav/741
The **Praharak Samudghat** occurs only in the sixth **Gunanasthan**. The **Apay** of those in the sixth **Gunanasthan** is in the **Pit-Avastha** and their **Kayayog** is **Mishra**. This **Praharak-Mishra Kayayogi** has one **Pramat** **Samyat** **Gunanasthan**. The time of this **Praharak-Mishra Kayayog** is **Antam** because the **Praharak-Mishra Kayayogi** does not die. The time required for **Paryapti** to be complete is **Antam**, and it cannot be completed in less time.
Similar to **Audarik-Mishra Kayayog**, **Karmna Kayayog** has four **Gunanasthan** in the **Vigrah-Gati** of all four **Gati** beings: **Mithyatva**, **Sasadan**, **Avirat-Samyadashti**, and **Mangni** (which are the first, second, **Vadha**, and **Rahva** respectively). The special characteristic is that **Audarik-Mishra Kayayog** occurs only in humans and animals, but **Karmna Kayayog** occurs in the **Vigrah-Gati** of all four **Gati** beings. In the thirteenth **Gunanasthan**, **Audarik-Mishra Kayayog** occurs in **Kapat Samudghat**, but **Karmna Kayayog** occurs in **Pratar** and **Lok-Puran Samudghat**.
At the time of **Kapat Samudghat**, the **Pradesha** of the **Jiva** cannot be connected to the **Purva Sharira** with the **Anguli Avagahana** because the **Pradesha** of the **Jiva** is spread over fourteen **Raju** **Mayam** and seven **Raju** **Vistara** or fourteen **Raju** **Mayam** and one **Raju** with increasing **Vistara**. If a connection is assumed, then the **Audarik Sharira** would have to be **Parimaran** of the **Jiva**'s **Pradesha**. But this cannot happen because the body that holds the **Vipnat Bandha** lacks the power to spread in the aforementioned **Pramag** form. If the power of the **Mula Sharira** to spread is assumed, then **Audarik-Mishra** and **Karmna Kayayog** cannot be formed. Therefore, **Kapat**, **Pratar**, and **Lok-Puran Samudghat** have no connection with the old **Mula Sharira** of the **Kevali**.
In the **Ved Margna**, the **Gunanasthan** are described as follows:
**"Thavar Kayappha-di San-do Ses-a Asan-ni-ma-di Ya. Parin-ay-atti-ss Ya Pad-ha-mo Bha-go-tti Ji-ne-hi Git-ti."** (65)
**Meaning:** In the **Napusak Ved**, the **Gunanasthan** from **Thavar Kay** to the first part of **Anivrittikaran** are present. The remaining **Gunanasthan** from **Prasanni Panchendriya** to the **Saveda-bhag** of **Anivrittikaran** are present in the **Stri-Ved** and **Purush-Ved**. This has been said by the **Jina** (the **Shruta Kevali**). (685)
**Special Meaning:** From **Ekendriya** to **Chaturindriya**, the **Jiva** is in a state of **Sammurchan** and therefore they are **Napusak Vedi**. Therefore, the **Gunanasthan** from the first **Gunanasthan** of **Thavar Kay** (i.e., **Ekendriya**) to the first part of the ninth **Gunanasthan** (**Anivrittikaran**) are present in the **Napusak Ved**. The **Stri-Ved** and **Purush-Ved** are for the **Garbhaja** and **Uppapad Janma** **Devas**. The **Asan-gni Panchendriya Jiva** are also **Garbhaja** and they have **Tri-Ved** and **Purush-Ved**. Therefore, in the **Stri-Ved** and **Purush-Ved**, the **Gunanasthan** from the first **Gunanasthan** of the **Asan-gni Panchendriya Jiva** to the **Saveda-bhag** of the ninth **Gunanasthan** (**Anivrittikaran**) are present. In this way, there are nine **Gunanasthan** in each of the three **Veds** (**Stri-Ved**, **Purush-Ved**, **Napusak-Ved**), i.e., from the **Mithyatva Gunasthan** to:
1. **Chavan Pu.** 2 **Pri.** 660. 2. **"Narak-am-mu-ch-chhi-no Na-pu-sa-ka-ni."** (2150) [**Ta Nu.**]