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2, 1, 23] In the Samittanugame, the Kayagganā (body-group)
[353] The jīva attains the state of siddha (liberated) through the kṣāyika labdhi (destruction-based attainment). || 13 ||
By the Indriyānuvāda, how does the jīva become Ekendriya (one-sensed), Dviindriya (two-sensed), Treendriya (three-sensed), Chaturindriya (four-sensed), and Panchendriya (five-sensed)? || 14 ||
Through the kṣāyopaśamika labdhi (destruction-subsidence-based attainment). || 15 ||
The jīva becomes Ekendriya, etc. through the kṣāyopaśamika labdhi.
How does the jīva become Anindirya (without senses)? || 16 ||
Through the kṣāyika labdhi (destruction-based attainment). || 17 ||
The jīva becomes Anindirya through the kṣāyika labdhi.
By the Kāyānuvāda, how does the jīva become Pṛthivīkāyika (earth-bodied)? || 18 ||
By the udaya (rise) of the Pṛthivīkāyikanāma (earth-bodied name-karma). || 19 ||
How does the jīva become Apkāyika (water-bodied)? || 20 ||
By the udaya of the Apkāyikanāma (water-bodied name-karma). || 21 ||
How does the jīva become Tejukāyika (fire-bodied)? || 22 ||
By the udaya of the Tejukāyikanāma (fire-bodied name-karma). || 23 ||