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They remain in the state of Manibhava. The state and pudgala of the second karma granthi.
43 (14) Ayogikevali Gunasthan - Those who are devoid of the yogas of the Kevali Bhagavan are called Ayogikevali, that is, when the Sayogikevali, by suppressing the yogas of mind, speech and body, become devoid of yoga and attain the pure self-nature, then they are called Ayogikevali and their special nature is called Ayogikevali Gunasthan. _ In this Gunasthan, the process of attaining liberation begins, that is, this Gunasthan is the gateway to liberation. The suppression of all three yogas leads to the state of Ayoni. Only the Bhagavan remain in the Sogibhava state according to their lifespan. But those Kevali Bhagavan whose state and pudgala atoms (regions) of the three karmas of Vedaniya, Nama and Gotra are more than the state and pudgala atoms of Ayukarma among the four fatal karmas, they perform 'Samudghat' and by this they make the state and pudgala atoms of Vedaniya, Nama and Gotra karma equal to the state and pudgala atoms of Ayukarma. 1, This Samudghat performed by the Kevali Bhagavan is called 'Kanvalisamudghat'.
Eight times are taken in this Samudghat. In the first time, the Kevali's Atma-pradesh becomes the size of a Danda. This Danda is as thick as his body and as long as fourteen Raju, extending to the Lok. In the second time, this Danda spreads to the East-West or North-South Lok and takes the form of a Kapata. In the third time, that Kapata gets stuck in the East-South or West-North and becomes the Madhani's Nuly. By this, most of the Lok is filled with the Kevali's Atma-pradesh, yet due to the Madhani's shape, some intervals of the sky remain empty, therefore in the fourth time, by Pratarasthiti, the Kevali's Atma-pradesh reaches all those empty sky regions. At that time, the entire...