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**Karmagranth Part Four Appendix "Th" - Text 101, Line 12**
"In the context of Chakshudarshan, thirteen Yogas are mentioned, but Shri Malayagiriji has mentioned eleven Yogas. He has excluded four Yogas: Karman, Audarikvamitra, Vaikriyabhisn, and Aharakamidh.
**Commentary on the 12th verse of Pascha 1.** The implication of accepting eleven Yogas is that in the state of Aparita (incomplete), Chakshudarshan does not occur, and in that state, Karman and Audarikvamitra, these two Yogas, which are associated with the state of Aparita, do not exist. Similarly, when Kriyamitra or Aharakamisn-Kayayoga exists, until the Vaikriyasharira or Aharakasharira is complete, Chakshudarshan does not occur. Therefore, Vaikriyabhisn and Aharakamidh-Yoga should not be considered in that state.
**Doubt:** A doubt may arise that if Chakshudarshan is accepted in the state of Aparita, after the Indrimaprapti becomes complete, according to the alternative view mentioned in the 17th verse, then how can the absence of Audarikvamitra-Kayayoga, which is associated with the state of Aparita, be considered?
**Resolution:** In Panchamangraha, there is an alternative view that states that the Midh-Yoga should be considered only when the body is not fully complete in the state of Aparita, and not after it becomes complete. **Commentary on the 7th verse of Panchdva 1.** According to this view, when Chakshudarshan occurs in the state of Aparita, the exclusion of Audarikvamitra-Kayayoga from Chakshudarshan due to the absence of Misrayoga is not contradictory.
**In this context, thirteen Yogas are considered in Manahparyaya Jnana, which includes Aharak-Dvik. However, Gommatsar-Karmakanda does not accept this. Because, it states that during the time of Pariharavishuddha Charitra and Manahparyaya Jnana, the Aharakasharira and the Aharaka-Angopaanganama Karma do not arise... Karmakanda verse 324.** Until the Aharaka-Dvik arises, the Aharakasharira cannot be formed, and except for its formation, the two Yogas, Aharakamisn and Aharak, are not possible. This proves that Gommatsar does not accept the two Aharak Yogas in Manahparyaya Jnana. This view is also supported by the 728th verse of Jivakanda. Its meaning is that when any one of these states - Manahparyaya Jnana, Pariharavishuddha Samyama, Prathamoshamsamyak Jnana, and Aharak-Dvik - is attained, the remaining states are not attained.
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