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**Machines Demonstrating Blindness in the Path**
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There are two meanings of *Anaharaka*: 1 - Complete cessation of the intake of karmas due to the complete cessation of the causes of karma-bandha. This state is attained in the fourteenth *guṇasthāna* of *ayogikevali*. Therefore, the fourteenth *guṇasthāna* is considered *Anaharaka* in the *mārgaṇā*. 2 - The state in which only the *pugaḷa-vargaṇā* of the *phārmika-kāya-yoga* is taken is called the *Anaharaka* state. From this perspective, the worldly being now leaves one body and travels by *vigraha-gati* to obtain a new birth. In that state, *karmāṇ-yoga* remains, and other *auvārika-kāya* etc. do not remain as *prātha-varmaṇā*. These beings have only the first, second, and fourth *guṇasthāna*.
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*Yogī-sevā-guṇasthāna* is included in *Anaharaka-mārgaṇā* because when the atoms of *āyu-karma* are more than the other karmas, seven actions are performed to make them equal to the state of *āyu-karma*. In this *samuddhāta* state, only *karmāṇ-yoga* remains, and the karmas in the *afte* state are made equal to the state of *āyu-karma*. This is done by the *sāva-nīya-karma-bandha*. Therefore, the thirteenth *guṇasthāna* is included in *Anaharaka-mārgaṇā*.
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