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It diminishes. When their state becomes equal to this, the functions like *sthitighāt* etc. cease in them and the remaining *prakṛtis* continue. After the *kṣīṇakṣaya*, it destroys *nidrādvaya* in time and *kṣetra* destroys the fourteen *prakṛtis* in the final time and after that time, it becomes *sayogakevalī*.
Shataka
That *sayogakevalī* state is of a previous *koṭi* time, which is less than the last *hūrta* from the lowest and less than the best. In this time, they preach, wander etc. for the awakening of the *bhāvya* beings. If the state of their *vedanīya* etc. karmas is more than the *āyukarma*, then they perform *samudghāt* for their equation, i.e. to make the state of *vedanīya* etc. three *atrāti* karmas equal to the state of *āyukarma*. This is called *kevalīsamudghāt* and after that, they undertake to stop *yoga*. If the state of *vedanīya* etc. karmas is equal to *āyukarma*, then they do not perform *samudghāt*.
The undertaking to stop *yoga* is as follows: First, they stop *bādar manoyoga* by *bādar kāyayoga*, then they stop *bādar vacanayoga* and after that, they stop *bādar kāyayoga* by *sūkṣmakāya*, then *sūkṣma manoyoga*, then they stop *sūkṣma vacanayoga*. In this way, after stopping *bādar*, *sūkṣma manoyoga*, *vacanayoga* and *bādar kāyayoga*, they meditate on *sūkṣmakriyāpratipātī dhyāna* to stop *sūkṣmakāyayoga*. In that meditation, they perform *apavarṭana* of the remaining karmas except *āyukarma* till the final time of the *sayogi* state by *sthitighāt* etc. By doing so, the state of all karmas becomes equal to the time of the *ayogi* state in the final time. Here, it should be understood that...