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## Chapter 22:
**22] ** Examining the beings of the three worlds by taking refuge in the six-part scripture is called **Samyaktvamargna**.
**13] ** **Sanjnimaargna** - The destruction or pacification of the karma of the nine sense organs (mind) or the knowledge arising from it is called **Sanjna**. Beings who possess this type of **Sanjna** are called **Sanjnis**, those who receive education, action, speech (words) and teachings. Beings who do not possess this type of **Sanjna** are called **Asanjnis**. All beings from one sense organ to four sense organs are **Asanjnis**. Among the five sense organs, all beings in the realms of gods, humans, and hell are **Sanjnis**. Among the five sense organs in the animal realm, some aquatic, terrestrial, and aerial beings do not have a mind, they should also be known as **Asanjnis**. **Asanjnis** have only one **Mithyatva** **Gunasthan**. **Sanjnis** have twelve **Gunasthanas** from the first to the twelfth. **Sayogikevali**, **Ayogikevali**, and **Siddh Bhagwan** should be known as **Sanjnis** and **Asanjnis** in the past or future. Thus, examining the beings by **Sanjna** and **Asanjna** is called **Sanjnimaargna**.
**14] ** **Ahaarmargna** - The acceptance of the three bodies (Audarik, etc.) and the six perfections, which are the appropriate **Nokarmavargna**, is called **Ahaar**. Beings who accept this type of **Ahaar** are called **Ahaaraks**, and those who do not accept this type of **Ahaar** are called **Anahaaraks**. When a being leaves one body and goes to another realm to accept another body, if it has to take a turn (**Vigrah**) in between, then it will be in the state of **Anahaar**. In this **Vigrah** motion, a being remains **Anahaar** for one time if it takes one turn, for two times if it takes two turns, and for three times if it takes three turns. After that, it becomes **Ahaar** regularly. When **Kevali Bhagwan** performs **Kevali Samuddhat**, they also remain **Anahaar** for three times in the ascending and descending **Pratar Samuddhat** and in the **Lokpooran Samuddhat**. Except for these mentioned beings, all other worldly beings should be known as **Ahaaraks**. **Ayogikevali** and **Siddh** beings are also **Anahaaraks**. The state of **Anahaar** in **Vigrah** motion occurs in the first, second, and fourth **Gunasthanas**. **Kevali Bhagwan's** **Kevali Samuddhat** occurs at the end of the thirteenth **Gunasthan**. Thus, examining all the beings of the three worlds in the form of **Ahaar** and **Anahaar** is called **Ahaarmargna**.
**1] ** **Satpraroopna** - The subject of **Satpraroopna** is **Sat**, which means existence. Where and how do beings exist in the three worlds? Answering this question is the subject of **Satpraroopna**. The answer to the above question is given in **Satpraroopna** in two ways - by **Ogh** and by **Aadesh**. **Ogh** is the name of the general, brief, or **Gunasthan**, and **Aadesh** is the name of the detailed, specific, or **Margna** place. The answer to the above question...