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Leshya is considered to be in a state of well-being. In the fourteenth Gunasthan, the absence of Leshya is considered due to the absence of Yogapravritti.
212. Question: Who is called a Bhavya?
Answer: A being who has the potential to attain the Ratnatraya is called a Bhavya.
213. Question: How many types of Bhavya are there?
Answer: There are three types of Bhavya: (1) Nikat-Bhavya, (2) Dur-Bhavya, and (3) Duradur-Bhavya. A being who is destined to attain liberation in the eight existences is called a Nikat-Bhavya. A being who is destined to attain liberation within the time period of Ardha-Pudgala Paravartan Praman is called a Dur-Bhavya. Just as a woman who is free from the defect of infertility will give birth to a child according to the law when external factors are available, so will these beings attain liberation according to the law. A being who, despite being a Bhavya, never attains liberation is called a Duradur-Bhavya. These beings are found only in the Nitya-Nigoda. Just as a widowed woman who is free from the defect of infertility has the potential to give birth to a child, but will never give birth to a child because external factors are not available, so too, in the Nitya-Nigoda, the absence of external materials prevents the attainment of liberation.
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