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## Fifth Form Granth
It is important to know the order of the **Upāpad Yogasthāna** (stages of liberation) in increasing order of merit:
* **Tri-Indriya Nitya Paryāptak** (three-sense, eternally perfect) is superior to **Chatur-Indriya Labdhi-A-Paryāptak** (four-sense, imperfectly liberated).
* **Chatur-Indriya Nirvṛṣa-Paryāptak** (four-sense, perfectly liberated) is inferior to **Chatur-Indriya Labdhi-Paryāptak** (four-sense, imperfectly liberated).
* **Asanji Pancha-Indriya Sadhya-Paryāptak** (non-conscious, five-sense, conditionally perfect) is inferior to **Chatur-Indriya Nitya-Paryāptak** (four-sense, eternally perfect).
* **Asanji Pancha-Indriya Nitya-Paryāptak** (non-conscious, five-sense, eternally perfect) is inferior to **Sanji Pancha-Indriya Sadhya-Paryāptak** (conscious, five-sense, conditionally perfect).
Similarly, it is important to know the order of the **Upāpad Yogasthāna** in increasing order of merit:
* **Sanji Labdhi-Paryāptak** (conscious, imperfectly liberated) is inferior to **Asanji Sadhya-Paryāptak** (non-conscious, conditionally perfect).
* **Sanji Nitya-Paryāptak** (conscious, eternally perfect) is inferior to **Asanji Nitya-Paryāptak** (non-conscious, eternally perfect).
* **Sanji Pancha-Indriya Sadhya-Paryāptak** (conscious, five-sense, conditionally perfect) is inferior to **Asanji Nitya-Paryāptak** (non-conscious, eternally perfect).
* **Eka-Indriya Labdhi-Paryāptak** (one-sense, imperfectly liberated) is inferior to **Asanji Pancha-Indriya Sadhya-Paryāptak** (non-conscious, five-sense, conditionally perfect).
The **Eka-Indriya Labdhi-Paryāptak** (one-sense, imperfectly liberated) is **infinitely** more subtle than the **Asanji Pancha-Indriya Sadhya-Paryāptak** (non-conscious, five-sense, conditionally perfect).
Similarly, it is important to know the order of the **Upāpad Yogasthāna** in increasing order of merit:
* **Eka-Indriya Nitya-Paryāptak** (one-sense, eternally perfect) is inferior to **Sanji Pancha-Indriya Nitya-Paryāptak** (conscious, five-sense, eternally perfect).
* **Bādar Eka-Indriya Labdhi-Paryāptak** (gross one-sense, imperfectly liberated) is inferior to **Eka-Indriya Nitya-Paryāptak** (one-sense, eternally perfect).
* **Bādar Eka-Indriya Nitya-Paryāptak** (gross one-sense, eternally perfect) is inferior to **Eka-Indriya Labdhi-Paryāptak** (one-sense, imperfectly liberated).
The **Bādar Eka-Indriya Nitya-Paryāptak** (gross one-sense, eternally perfect) is **infinitely** more subtle than the **Eka-Indriya Labdhi-Paryāptak** (one-sense, imperfectly liberated).
Similarly, it is important to know the order of the **Upāpad Yogasthāna** in increasing order of merit:
* **Eka-Indriya Labdhi-Paryāptak** (one-sense, imperfectly liberated) and **Eka-Indriya Nirvṛṣa-Paryāptak** (one-sense, perfectly liberated) are inferior to **Sanji Pancha-Indriya Nitya-Paryāptak** (conscious, five-sense, eternally perfect).
* **Bādar Eka-Indriya Labdhi-Paryāptak** (gross one-sense, imperfectly liberated) and **Bādar Eka-Indriya Nitya-Paryāptak** (gross one-sense, eternally perfect) are inferior to **Eka-Indriya Labdhi-Paryāptak** (one-sense, imperfectly liberated) and **Eka-Indriya Nirvṛṣa-Paryāptak** (one-sense, perfectly liberated).
* **Bādar Eka-Indriya Nitya-Paryāptak** (gross one-sense, eternally perfect) is superior to **Eka-Indriya Nirvṛṣa-Paryāptak** (one-sense, perfectly liberated).
The **Bādar Eka-Indriya Nitya-Paryāptak** (gross one-sense, eternally perfect) is **infinitely** more subtle than the **Eka-Indriya Nirvṛṣa-Paryāptak** (one-sense, perfectly liberated).