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## Verse 732
## Palap/785
The five states of being are: **Darshan** and **Veerya** (these four are **Kshayik**), and **Jeevattva** (one **Parigamik** state). It is also important to know that **Kshayikdaan** is a **Gurag** of Siddhas, similar to **Kshayikveerya**. Similarly, it is important to know that Siddhas possess qualities like **Siddhgati**, **Kevaljnan**, **Maniv Deerg**, **Karishda**, **Ayik Charitra**, etc.
Although the question here is about which **Praroopana** belong to Siddhas out of the twenty, it is stated that Siddhas possess six **Praroopana** out of the twenty, namely **Siddhgati**, **Kevaljnan**, **Kevaldarshan**, **Mamyavattva**, etc., as mentioned in the verse. The remaining fourteen **Praroopana** (20-6=14) will be discussed in the following verse. These fourteen **Praroopana** are absent in Siddhas (such as **Gunasthanatit** etc.), but **Kevaljnan**, **Kevaldarshan**, and **Samyaktv** are also **Kshayik** states of Siddhas. Therefore, the above statement about the states of being is made to indicate the existence of other **Kshayik** qualities of Siddhas.
**Doubt:** Can Siddhas be called **Akashay** (free from **Kshaya**), **Aved** (free from **Ved**), etc., when they are influenced by **Kshayamarg** and **Vedmarg**?
**Solution:** Why not? It is not against the scriptures to say that Siddhas possess qualities like **Prakapayatva**, **Avedatva**, etc., due to the absence of **Kshaya**, **Ved**, etc.
**Doubt:** Then, in comparison to the influence of **Marggana**, can Siddhas also be called **Niryogatva**, **Niriendriyatva**, etc.?
**Solution:** Why not? Siddhas can also be called **Niryogatva**, **Niriendriyatva**, **Nikashayatva**, **Niryogatva**, **Nirvedatva**, etc.
**Doubt:** You mentioned **Charitra** in Siddhas. How is **Charitra** possible in Siddhas? In **Karmakand** (Verse 816-821), **Charitra** is not mentioned in Siddhas.
**Solution:** Siddhas also possess **Akraayaroop Charitra**. Their **Charitra** is **Nirmalparaya** (pure). This has been mentioned before. In **Karmakand**, the statement is general. There is no prohibition on **Charitra** or **Kshayik Charitra** in Siddhas.
Siddhas are free from: **Guragjeevathaan**, **Sanappajatti**, **Parana**, **Pariheeran**.
**Sesaranavamganna Siddha Suddha Sada Hoti. ||732||**
**Meaning of the Verse:** Siddhas are free from **Gunasthan**, **Jeev Samaas**, **Sanjna**, **Paryapti**, and **Praran**. They are also free from:
1. **Go. Ka. 821, 822, 816**
2. **Sa. Si. 214**
3. **Gh. 13110**
4. **San. Ga. 14**