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## Secondary Mantra
In the second extreme time of the fourteenth Gunasthan, the human triad, the seventeen, the fame and glory, the name of the giver, the auspicious name, the name of the Jina, the five-sense beings, and the seven or non-seven sensations, these 13 substances remain. When these 13 substances also perish in the final time of the fourteenth Gunasthan, the soul becomes free from karma and liberated.
**Special Meaning:** In the above three verses, the number of substances that are capable of existence in the thirteenth and fourteenth Gunasthan, and the names of the substances that perish, have been explained through nouns, etc.
In the twelfth Gunasthan, out of the 66 substances capable of existence, 14 substances like Darshanavaran, etc., perish, leaving 85 substances capable of existence in the thirteenth Gunasthan. These 85 substances remain in the thirteenth Gunasthan and also in the second extreme time (before the final time) of the fourteenth Gunasthan. Out of these, 72 substances also perish in the second extreme time of the fourteenth Gunasthan, leaving only 13 substances capable of existence in the final time. When these also perish in the final time, the soul attains its pure form.
The 85 substances of the thirteenth and fourteenth Gunasthan are bound, arise, and exist due to yoga. Until the twelfth Gunasthan, the substances bound due to Mithyatva and continuous Kshaya perish, and those that exist due to yoga perish in the thirteenth and fourteenth Gunasthan. Most of these yoga-induced substances are related to Kaya Yoga, and when the yogas cease, some become Jiva-vipaki and some become Kshetra-vipaki, mainly along with Pudgala-vipaki in the second extreme time of the fourteenth Gunasthan.