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The Sixfold Division of the Universe: The State of the Soul
[1, 1, 66]
Vachan Yoga and Kaya Yoga exist from the two-sense beings to the five-sense beings without consciousness. [66] Now, to explain the nature of the one-sense beings, the next Sutra says: Kaya Yoga is for the one-sense beings. [67]
The meaning is that the one-sense beings have only Kaya Yoga, the two-sense beings to the five-sense beings without consciousness have Vachan and Kaya Yoga, and the remaining (Samanask) beings have all three Yogas.
Thus, having explained the existence of Yoga in general, the next Sutra explains which Yoga is present and which is absent at what time and for whom:
Mano Yoga and Vachan Yoga are present for the Perfect, but not for the Imperfect. [68] Now, to explain the existence of Kaya Yoga in general, the next Sutra says: Kaya Yoga is present for both the Perfect and the Imperfect. [69]
Now, to explain the number of Perfections and Imperfections that make a being Perfect or Imperfect, the next Sutra says:
There are six Perfections and six Imperfections. [70]
The completeness of the power that produces food, body, senses, inhalation-exhalation, speech, and mind is called Perfection. These six Perfections are: Food Perfection, Body Perfection, Sense Perfection, Inhalation-Exhalation Perfection, Speech Perfection, and Mind Perfection. The incompleteness of these six Perfections is called Imperfection. These six Imperfections are also: Food Imperfection, Body Imperfection, Sense Imperfection, Inhalation-Exhalation Imperfection, Speech Imperfection, and Mind Imperfection (see page 17).
Now, to explain the basis of these Perfections, the next Sutra says:
From the conscious false belief to the un-restrained right belief. [71]
The aforementioned six Perfections and six Imperfections exist from the conscious false belief to the un-restrained right belief. [71]