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758/Go. Sa. Jivakanda
Verse 700: All living beings are in the state of Kayayoga. In the Praudarik Kayayoga, there are 7 sufficient Jivasamas and 7 insufficient Jivasamas in the Pro. Mith. In the Vaikriyik Kayayoga, there is one sufficient Jivasamas called Sanji and one insufficient Jivasamas called Sanjni in its mixture. Know the Jivasamas in the Saharakayoga like Vaikriyik Yoga and in the Aharakamisra like Vaitripiyamishra. There are also insufficient Jivasamas in the Kamara Yoga.
In the Vevamargrana, there are Jivasamas in the Striveda - Sanji Paryapt, Sanji Aparyapt, Asanji Panchendriya Paryapt and Asanji Panchendriya Aparyapt. There are also 4 Jivasamas in the Purushaveda like the above. But in the Namak Veda, only 14 Jivasamas are possible.
In the Kashayamargrana, there are 14 Jivasamas of the Shrodhakashayi Jivas in the Krodha Kashay (or in general). There are also the same number of Jivasamas in other Kashayas as in the Krodha Kashay.
In the Gyanamargrana, there are 14 Jivasamas in the Mastithata Pragyan (in general), one Sanji Paryapt Jivasamas in the Vibhang Gyan, two Jivasamas - Sanji Paryapt and Aparyapt - in the Matishruta Gyan, one Sanji Paryapt Jivasamas in the Manahparyaya Gyan, and two Jivasamas - Sanji Paryapt and Sanji Aparyapt - in the Kevalgyan, or one Paryapt Jivasamas (in relation to A yogi) and one Pratiti Jivasamas (in relation to Siddhas).
In the Sanayamargrana, in general, there are two Jivasamas possible in Sanayam - Sanji Paryapt and Sanji Aparyapt (in particular, both are possible for Pramattasanyata, but only one Jivasamas called Sanji Paryapt is possible for Apramattasanyata). Both are possible in Samayik and Chhedopasthapana Sanayam, one (only Sanji Paryapt) in Pariharvishuddhi Sanayam, one Sanji Paryapt Jivasamas in Sukshmasamparaya Sanayam, and two Jivasamas (Sanji Paryapt and Sanji Aparyapt) in Yathakyata Shuddhi Sanayam (or Prathakyata Shuddhi Sanayam). There are 14 Jivasamas possible for Asanyata Jivas. There is also one Sanji Paryapt Jivasamas for Sanyata Sanyatas.
In the Varshanamargrana, there are generally 6 Jivasamas in Chakshudarshini, i.e., Chakshudarshan - 2 each for Chaturindriya Paryapt and Aparyapt, and 4 for Panchendriya Sanji Asanji and their Paryapt and Aparyapt. So, the total is 2+4=6. Even in the Aparyapt Kala, due to the presence of Kshayopasham in Chakshudarshan, or
These are the 6 Jivasamas, understand it as Go. Sa. In Achakshudarshan, there are generally 14 Jivasamas. There are two Jivasamas (related to Sanji) in Avadhi Darshan. And know it like Kevalgyan in Keval Darshan, i.e., Sanji Paryapt and Aparyapt, these two.
In the Leshyamargrana, there are generally 14 Jivasamas in Ashubhatraya Leshya. 12 Shubhaleshys
1. Dh. Pr. 2 Pr. 638; Pra. Pan. Ma. 4.11583. 2. Gh. Pr. 2 Pr. 666 but in the Prakrit Panchasangrahantha, 6 Jivasamas are mentioned in the Chaudarik Bhisrayoga and Kamakayayoga. Pra. Pan. Sa. 1.4 G. 12 page 83. 3. Pa. Pu. 2 Pr. 674; Pra. Pan. Sa. 4.14. Pr. 83 4. . Pu. 2 Pr. 265 Pra. Pan. Sa. 4.11.83. 5. Gh. Pu. 2 Pu 686, Pra. Pan. Sa. 111883. 6. Gh. Pu. 2 Pr. 701. 7. Dh. Pu. 21713. 8. Gh.2/732740 and Pra. Pan. Sa. 4/16/84 1. Gh. 2/436 and Pra. Pan. Sa. 4/16/84 | 3. Dh.2/740. 10. Dh. 1044. 11. Pr. 2/751 Pra. 5. Sa. 4/17/4. 12. Dh 2/750-766 and Pan. Sa./18/84-5. Even in the Paryapt Kala, due to the absence of Kshayopasham in Vakshranjan, they say that there are 14 Jivasamas in relation to Shakti. 1 Sa. Manak Ga. 17 Tika.