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[1,7,1] The description of the flow in the Bhavanugam is like the description of the inner nature of the non-eating beings, similar to the Karma-body yogis. || 396 || The only difference is that the description of the inner nature of the non-eating, non-yogic, Kevalis is like the flow. || 397 ||
|| The Antaranugam Anuyogadwar is complete. || 6 ||
7. Bhavanugam
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There are two types of descriptions in the Bhavanugam - the description of the flow and the description of the order. || 1 ||
There are four types of Bhavas in terms of name, establishment, substance and feeling. Among them, the 'Bhava' word which is not related to the external meaning but is active in itself is called Namabhava. Establishment Bhava is of two types - Sadbhava and Asadbhava. Among them, the establishment which is done by imitating the Vitaraga and Saraga Bhavas is called Sadbhava-sthapanabhava. The opposite of this is Asadbhava-sthapanabhava.
Dravyabhava is of two types - Agam and Noagam. Among these, the being who is the knower of the Bhava-prabhut but is devoid of use in the present context is called Agam-dravyabhava. Noagam-dravyabhava is of three types - knower-body, future and other than that. Among them, the knower-body Noagam-dravyabhava is of three types - future, present and understood. The body which will be the basis of the being who will be transformed by the future Bhava-prabhut Paryaya is called the future Noagam-knower-body Dravyabhava. The body which is becoming one with the being who has been transformed by the Bhava-prabhut Paryaya is called the present Noagam-knower-body Dravyabhava. The body which has become one with the being who has been transformed by the Bhava-prabhut Paryaya and has become separate is called the understood Noagam-knower-body Dravyabhava. The being who will be transformed in the future by the Bhava-prabhut Paryaya is called the future Noagam-dravyabhava. The other than that Noagam-dravyabhava is of three types - conscious, unconscious and mixed. Among them, the being-substance is the conscious other than that Noagam-dravyabhava. Pudgal, Dharma, Adharma, Kala and Akash these five substances are the unconscious other than that Noagam-bhava. The combination of Pudgal and being-substance which has attained the state of Jatyantar in some way is called the mixed other than that Noagam-dravyabhava.