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## Part Four of the Permanent Text
## 55
At the time of the beginning and end of the *vaikriya* body, there is *vaikriya* yoga, and at the time of the beginning and end of the *aharya* body, there is *aharya* yoga. However, at that time, due to the presence of *prabhas* (radiance), the seventh *guna* (quality) is not present. Therefore, these two yogas are not included in the fifteen causes of this *guna* (quality) state.
*Vaikriya* yoga occurs for those with a *vaikriya* body, and *aharya* yoga occurs for those with an *aharya* body. These two bodies are only eligible for the seventh *guna* (quality) and not for any further *guna* (quality) states. Therefore, these two yogas are not included in the *bandha* (bondage) and *moksha* (liberation) of the *pala* (stage) *guna* (quality) states. ||55, 56, 57||
## 28
*Maccha* (fish) has sixteen *ayari* (causes), *suhma* (subtle) has ten *dheya* (objects) and *sanjvalana* (agitation). *Vinu* (without) *vasati* (dwelling) *praloba* (temptation), *sajogi* (with *yoga*) *pushpa* (flower) *sagyoga* (with *yoga*).
## 18
*Apahaga* (destruction) has sixteen *badara* (causes), *suksma* (subtle) has ten *bera* (causes) and *sanjvalana* (agitation) etc. *Kshina* (diminished) *upashanta* (calm) *aloba* (without greed), *sayogi* (with *yoga*) *purvokta* (previously mentioned) *sasayoga* (with *yoga*).
## Meaning
In the *anivrutti* (non-return) *samparaya* (state) *guna* (quality) state, there are sixteen causes, excluding *hasya* (laughter) *padaka* (mark). In the *suksma* (subtle) *samparaya* (state) *guna* (quality) state, there are ten causes, excluding the three *vedas* (knowledge) and three *sanvyasana* (attachments) (including *loma* (hair)). In the *upashanta* (calm) *moha* (delusion) and *kshina* (diminished) *moha* (delusion) *guna* (quality) states, there are ten causes, excluding *sanjvalana* (agitation) *lobha* (greed). In the *sayogi* (with *yoga*) *kevali* (liberated) *guna* (quality) state, there are ten causes, all of which are *yoga* (union) forms.
## Meaning
The emergence of *hasya* (laughter) *padaka* (mark) does not occur in the *guna* (quality) states from the eighth onwards. Therefore, it should be understood that the remaining sixteen causes are present in the eighth *guna* (quality) state, excluding *hasya* (laughter) *padaka* (mark). The three *vedas* (knowledge) and *sanjvalana* (agitation) - *krodha* (anger), *mana* (pride), and *maya* (illusion) - these six emerge only up to the ninth *guna* (quality) state. Therefore, the remaining ten causes are mentioned in the tenth *guna* (quality) state, excluding these six.