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## Introduction
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This is (Utkarshanaapकर्षणा Aavaas). One who attains excellent yogasthana many times (Yoga Aavaas). One who attains mild sanklesha parinaamas many times (Sanklesha Aavaas). Thus, after wandering, the badar tras has arisen in many beings. While wandering among them, one who attains the aforementioned Bhava Aavaas, Adha Aavaas, Aayu Aavaas, Utkarshanaapकर्षणा Aavaas, Yoga Aavaas, and Sanklesha Aavaas many times. Thus, wandering in this way, one who is born in the Narakas of the seventh earth in the final Bhavagrahana, and being the first time-bound Aahaarak and the first time-bound Tadbhavastha, one who consumes Aahaar with excellent yoga, grows with excellent वृद्धि, and becomes complete with all पर्याप्तियों in the shortest Antarmukhurta Kaal. Afterwards, staying there for thirty-three Sagaropama Kaal, one attains excellent yogasthana many times, and also attains Ati-Sanklesha parinaamas many times. Thus, spending one's life, when a small amount of life remains, one who stays for Antarmukhurta Kaal above Yogayavamadhya, one who stays for an uncountable part of Aavali Kaal after the final Jeevagunahani sthanaantar, one who attains excellent Sanklesha in Dvicharama and Tricharma time, and one who attains excellent Yoga in Charma and Dvicharama time, such a being situated in the final time of Naraka Bhava is called Gunitakoushika. He has excellent dravya vedana of the seven karmas, namely, Jnanavaranaadi. The meaning is that the accumulation of karma-rupa dravya in the said being increases progressively until that time, and in the final time, the dravya of vedana of the seven karmas, namely, Jnanavaranaadi, is found to be the most excellent.
While describing the form of the one who has excellent dravya vedana of Aayukarma, it has been said that the being who holds an Aayu of Purvakoti years in the Jalachar beings, binds an Aayu of Purvakoti years with the long Aayubandhak Kaal, the corresponding Sanklesha, and the corresponding excellent Yoga, has stayed for Antarmukhurta Kaal above Yogayavamadhya, has stayed for an uncountable part of Aavali after the final Jeevagunahani sthanaantar, and has been born in the Jalachar beings with an Aayu of Purvakoti after dying in sequence, has become complete with all पर्याप्तियों in the shortest Antarmukhurta, binds an Aayu of Purvakoti again for the second time with the corresponding excellent Yoga in the long Aayubandhak Kaal, stays for Antarmukhurta Kaal above Yogayavamadhya, stays for an uncountable part of Aavali Kaal after the final Gunahani sthanaantar, and has been united with the time that is capable of being bound by Saata Vedaniya many times, such a being, when the binding of Aayu related to Parabhavasambandhi ends in the subsequent time, has excellent dravya vedana of Aayukarma at that time. One should know the unexcellent dravya vedana, which is different from the excellent dravya vedana of all karmas.
The being who has the least dravya vedana of Jnanavaraniya karma is said to be the Kshapitkarmaanshik being. The being whose accumulation of the desired karma dravya decreases progressively and becomes the least, is...