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**Veyana Mahahiyare Veyana Davva Vihane Padmimamsa**
[4, 2, 4, 3]
Here, the nature of Gunitkaushik and Kshapitkaanshi should be understood as follows:
A being who has existed for 70 Kodakoti Sagaropama, minus two thousand Sagaropama (from the Trasasthitikal) and minus the time of the previous Koti, in the realm of Badar Prithvikayik beings. While residing there, this being has experienced a large number of sufficient births and a small number of insufficient births. It has been born with a long lifespan in the sufficient births and a short lifespan in the insufficient births. It has bound itself to its lifespan through the lowest possible Yogya Jghana in the Ayubandhkal. Its Utkarshana Dravya has been greater than that of Kshapitkaushik, Kshapit-Gholman, and Gunit-Gholman beings, while its Apkarshana Dravya has been less than theirs. It has existed in many excellent Yogasthanas and many Sanklesh Parinamas.
After wandering through the Badar Prithvikayik beings, this being is born in the Badar Trasas Parayapta beings. Even while being born there, it has experienced a large number of sufficient births with a long lifespan and a small number of insufficient births with a short lifespan. Its Utkarshana Dravya has been greater and its Apkarshana Dravya has been less. It has attained many excellent Yogasthanas and many Sanklesh Parinamas there.
After wandering through these beings, it is born in the Narak of the seventh Prithvi in its final Bhavagrahana. There, it becomes Parayapta by completing all the Parayaptis in the shortest possible Antamuhurtkal. During its lifetime, it has attained many excellent Yogasthanas and many Sanklesh Parinamas. While wandering through these beings, it has remained in the Yogyav Madhy for the duration of the Antamuhurtkal, with only a short lifespan remaining. It has attained excellent Sanklesh in the Dwicharman and Tricharman times and excellent Yog in the Charman and Dwicharman times.
This type of being, existing in the final time of the Narak Bhava, is called Gunitkarmaanshi. (This meaning is further explained in Sutras 7 to 32).
A being that has existed for 70 Kodakoti Sagaropama, minus an uncountable fraction of a Palyopama, in the realm of Sukshma Nigod beings. It then leaves that realm and is born in the Badar Prithvikayik beings. It becomes Parayapta by completing all the Parayaptis in the shortest possible time. After that, it dies in the Antarmuhurtkal and is born in the realm of humans with a lifespan of a Koti. It is born after seven months in the womb. It attains Sanayama at the age of eight. It follows Sanayama for a period slightly less than a Koti, and then attains Mithyatva with a short lifespan remaining. It dies with this short-lived Mithyatva and is born in the realm of Devas with a lifespan of ten thousand years. There, it becomes Parayapta by completing all the Parayaptis in the shortest possible time. It attains Samyaktva in the Antarmuhurtkal and follows it for a period slightly less than ten thousand years. It then attains Mithyatva at the end of its lifespan and dies with it. It is born in the Badar Prithvikayik Parayapta beings. It then returns to the Sukshma...