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## Chapter Seven
Now, in the next verse, we clarify the reason why other Acharyas believe in the existence of the Manushyanupurvi until the final moment.
**Verse 6:**
*Manuyagaisahgayao bhavakhittavidhagajeevavaag ti. Beyagiyannarupace cha charim bhavisyas khiti.*
**Translation:**
The *Manuyagaisahgayao* - the *bhavalittavivag* (karma that ripens in the realm of existence), *kṣetravipaki* (karma that ripens in the realm of the body), and *jīvavaag* (karma that ripens in the soul) - are obtained along with the human birth. The *beyagiyannarupace* (one of the five vedaniya karmas) and the *uchva* (high gotra) are also obtained. These karmas are destroyed in the final moment of the *bhavyajīva* (a soul destined for liberation).
**Explanation:**
This verse states that the *Manuyagaisahgayao* - all the *bhavalittavipaki*, *kṣetravipaki*, and *jīvavaag* karmas, along with one of the five *vedaniya* karmas and a high *gotra*, are destroyed in the final moment of the *ayogikevali* (a soul who has attained liberation without any effort).
* **Bhavalittavipaki:** These karmas ripen in the realm of existence, such as the four *āyu* (life spans).
* **Kṣetravipaki:** These karmas ripen in the realm of the body, such as the four *ānupūrvi* (previous births).
* **Jīvavaag:** These karmas ripen in the soul, such as the five *jñānāvarana* (knowledge obscurations).
Here, the human lifespan is *bhavalittavipaki*, the *Manushyanupurvi* is *kṣetravipaki*, and...