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The path of liberation, the path of the saints
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Those who have attained the Trasa Paryaya due to the rise of the Trasa Karma are called Trasa beings. Among them, there are many beings with two senses, many with three senses, many with four senses, and many with all five senses.
After stating the nature of the Earth-bodied beings, etc., the following sutra is said to describe the Gunasthanas in them.
Prithvikaayika, Jalakaayika, Agnikaiya, Vaayukaayika, and Vanaspatikaayika beings are all in the Gunasthana called Mithyaadrishti. || 43 ||
Now, to describe the Gunasthanas of the Trasa beings, the following sutra is said.
Tasaikaaya, Beeindriya, Pahudi, Jaav, Ajogikevali, Tti. || 44 ||
Kaayika beings are from Dwiiindriya to Ajogikevali. || 44 || Now, to describe the Gunasthanas of the Baadar beings, the following sutra is said.
Baadaraikaaya, Baadareiindriyappahudi, Jaav, Ajogikevali, Tti. || 45 ||
Baadaraikaayika beings are from Ekeindriya beings to Ajogikevali. || 45 || Now, to describe the existence of beings who are devoid of these two bodies, the following sutra is said.
Te, Parakaayiya, Chedi. || 46 ||
There are Akaayika (bodyless) beings who are devoid of both the Sthavar and the Sa Kaaya. || 46 ||
Those who are devoid of the two types of bodies, Sthavar and Sa, are called Siddha beings, because they are devoid of the Baadar and the subtle body, and the Karma that is the cause of the body.
Now, to describe the Jiva dravya through the path of liberation, the following sutra is said.
Jogaanuvaadena, Aththi, Manajogi, Vachijogi, Kaayajogi, Chedi. || 47 ||
According to the path of liberation, there are Manajogi, Vachanajogi, and Kaayajogi beings. || 47 ||
The effort that is made for the origin of the mind is called Manajoga, the effort that is made for the origin of speech is called Vachanajoga, and the effort that is made for the origin of the action of the body is called Kaayajoga. One who has Manajoga is called Manajogi. Similarly, the meaning of Vachanajogi and Kaayajogi should also be understood.
Now, to describe the beings who are devoid of yoga, the following sutra is said.