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## 214
Why are there 193 Sagaras in the Abandhakal of the Sagara Adi? And what is the most excellent and the most inferior proof of the continuous Abandhakal of the Anubandhini Prakrutis?
**Verse 58:**
**Vijayadi Vijje Tamai Dahisay Butos Tesaram. Panasi Sayaybandhi Pallatigam Suravidviduge.**
**Word Meaning:**
* **Vijayadi:** The state of being victorious, like the Vijaya, Vaijayanta, Jayanta, and Aparajita Vimanas.
* **Tamai:** The state of being in darkness, like the Tamas Prabha Naraka.
* **Dahisay:** One hundred.
* **Butos:** Thirty-two.
* **Tesaram:** Sixty-four.
* **Panasi:** One hundred and fifty.
* **Sayaybandhi:** Continuous Abandhakal.
* **Pallatigam:** Three Palyas.
* **Suravidviduge:** Devadvika and Vaikriyadvika.
**Verse Meaning:**
The most excellent Abandhakal of a Jiva who has gone to the Vijayadi and the Tamas Prabha and Graiveyaka is one hundred and thirty-two, one hundred and sixty-four, and one hundred and fifty Sagaras respectively, including the Manushya Bhav. The continuous Abandhakal of the Devadvika and Vaikriyadvika is three Palyas.
**Special Meaning:**
The previous two verses explained the most excellent Abandhakal of the 41 Prakrutis. This verse indicates how that happens and also mentions the continuous Abandhakal of some of the 73 Adhruvabandhini Prakrutis.
Although the explanation of Akal has been given in the meaning of the previous two verses, it is repeated here for the sake of the context.
One hundred and thirty-two Sagaras are like this: When a Jiva takes birth twice in one of the Vijaya, Vaijayanta, Jayanta, and Aparajita Vimanas, then 66 Sagaras are completed in one birth. Then, for the duration of an Antarmuhurta, the Jiva comes to the third Gunasthan and then again takes birth three times in the Achyuta Svarga.