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Those who are endowed with the **Paryāpta** karma and whose bodies are not yet fully **Paryāpta** are called **Nitya-Paryāpta**. These beings are **Paryāpta** due to the arising of **Paryāpta** karma, but they are called **Nirghātya-Paryāpta** for some time due to the expectation of **Nirvṛti-racanā**.
Those who are endowed with **Aparyāpta** karma and have not attained even a single **Paryāpta** or a part of it are called **Labdhya-Paryāpta** beings. Such beings die quickly, their lifespan being only one-eighteenth of a breath.
**Question 67:** How many **Maya** can a **Labdhya-Paryāpta** being acquire in one **Antarmūhūrta**?
**Answer:** If a **Labdhya-Paryāpta** being continuously takes birth and dies, it can take birth a maximum of 66,336 times and die the same number of times in one **Antarmūhūrta**. In these births, the duration of each birth is **Kṣudra-bhavamāna**, i.e., one-eighteenth of a breath. Therefore, the total number of breaths in 66,336 births is 3,685. In this time, the being can experience the **Pṛthivīkāyika**, **Jalakāyika**, **Agnikāyika**, **Vāyukāyika**, and **Sādhāraṇa** (37)