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760/ Go. Sa. Jivakanda
There is only one Ayuprana for a Yogi.
Doubt- Why are not ten Pranas said for a Kevali, in comparison to the Dravyaindriyas?
Gatha 701
Solution- If the Dravyaindriyas are included in the Pranas, then in the case of Sanjeevi beings, there would be a lack of seven Pranas in their inadequate time, and only two Pranas would be said; because, they lack Dravyaindriyas. Therefore, it is proven that a Sayogi cannot have ten Pranas.
Doubt- Many travelers say ten Pranas in comparison to the existence of Dravyaindriyas, so is their saying not valid?
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Solution- Yes, according to the statement of Bhagwan Veerasen Swami, their saying is not valid, because, Sayogi Jins do not have Bhavaindriyas. The five Indriyaavaranakarmans are called Bhavaindriyas. But, since the Jins have completely destroyed their Avaran Karma, they do not have that Kshayopapsham, therefore, in the absence of these Kshayopabhavaindriyas and Bhayaman, a Kevali Bhagwan has only four Pranas, excluding the six, this should be known. 3
Doubt- What is the reason for a Yogi having only one Ayuprana?
Solution- The Yogi Kevali does not have the Indriya Pranas in the form of Kshayopapsham of the Jnanavaran Karma, because, after the destruction of Jnanavaran etc. Karmans, the absence of Kshayopapsham is found. Granapan, Bhasha and Manahpranas are also not theirs, because, the Pranas born from Paryapti are the effect of their Sanjnawali Shakti. They also do not have Kayabal Pranas, because, they are the effect of the arrival of Karma and Nokarma born from the Uday of their Sharira Karma. Therefore, a Yogi Bhagwan has only one Ayuprana. By taking refuge in Upchar, they also have one Pran, six Pranas or seven Pranas, but this text is secondary. [Such refuge in Upchar is also possible for a Sayogikevali.]
Doubt- Does a Yogi Bhagwan have Graha Paryaptis?
There, 1. Vaguchchh, Vas, Nishvas, Ayukaya Pranas, these four are for a Mayogi Jin, the remaining Indriya Manah Pranas are six. The Shraya is three for a Vagyogi who has rested. Again, two for Ucchvas and Nishvas who have rested. One Ayuprana for a non-Yogi. Pra. Pa. Sa. 412 | Page 6 and also Gh. 20423, 447, 448, 531, 656, 973, 730, 853 etc. There is a special point here that in the above mentioned places in the Ghabhala, there is no Ayupranarupana for a Sarvayogi. But, in Panchasangraha (Page 86 Gatha 20 Tika, Shatak), there is also Pranatrayarupana in the present Jivakanda (Gatha 701). Pranatrayarupana is done in relation to the time of Yoga Nirodha. It should be known that even in the state of Linah Samudghataparyapti, there are two, and even in the time of Trayodashgunasthanant, there are two (Ayuh Kayamach). || 2. Dh. Pu. 2 Page 448 If you take the Dravyaindriyas, then there will be seven Pranas in the case of a Mayogi, and two Pranas in the case of a Sayogi, due to the absence of the five Dravyaindriyas. 3. Pa. Pu. 2 Page 447-48 | 4. Dh. 2 / 449-50 5. Uvtramasmikaran, one or six or seven Pranas are there. Gh 2/450.