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## Sixth Karma Granth
**Kevali Jin**, from the **Urkos-Uskrisht** (most excellent) to the **Jahan-Jaghanya** (most inferior), **Apakara**... eleven.
**Gathaarth:** The **Ayogik Jin**, in the most excellent form, experiences the **vedaniya** (afflictions) of one of the two **vedaniya**, **Manushyayu** (human lifespan), **Uchch Gotra** (high lineage), and the nine **prakritis** (natures) of **Namakarma** (name karma), thus experiencing twelve **prakritis** of **vedaniya**. In the most inferior form, they experience eleven **prakritis** of **vedaniya**.
**Visheshary:** In the **Ayogik Kevali** state, all **prakritis** of **karma** except a few are destroyed by the end of the **Gunasthan** (state of merit). The **prakritis** that are destroyed at the end are mentioned in this **Gatha** as one **vedaniya karma**, **Manushyayu**, **Uchch Gotra**, and nine **prakritis** of **Namakarma**.
Here (in the **Ayogik Kevali** state), the reason for the destruction of one **vedaniya** is that at the end of the thirteenth **Sayogik Kevali Gunasthan**, one of the two **vedaniya**, **Sata** (pleasant) and **Asata** (unpleasant), is destroyed. If **Sata** is destroyed, then the **Asata vedaniya** remains, and if **Asata** is destroyed, then the **Sata vedaniya** remains. This is indicated in the **Gatha** by the term "**Annyaraveyaniya**" - other **vedaniya**.
Furthermore, the reason for mentioning twelve **prakritis** in the most excellent form and eleven in the most inferior form is that not all beings experience the **Tirthankara** nature. Only those who have bound it experience the **Tirthankara** nature. Therefore, in the **Ayogik Kevali** state, a maximum of twelve **prakritis** and a minimum of eleven **prakritis** are considered to be experienced.
The twelve **prakritis** include the nine **prakritis** of **Namakarma**.