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[5, 4, 330] Through the Anuyoga-dwara, the liberation from the body is attained. [757
The Nivritti-sthana and the Jeevaniya-sthana of the Aupadhik Jeeva are both equal and innumerable. || 318 ||
The Nivritti is superior to them. || 319 ||
For that same liberation from the body, there are six Anuyoga-dwaras: Jghanya-aprasthiti, Agra-sthiti-vishesha, Agra-sthiti-sthana, Uttkrista-agra-sthiti, Bhaga-bhag-anugam, and Alp-bahutva. || 320 ||
For the Audarik-sharira, the Jghanya-agra-sthiti is the least. || 321 || The Agra-sthiti-vishesha is innumerable. || 322 || The Agra-sthiti-sthana are more numerous and superior. || 323 || The Uttkrista-agra-sthiti is superior to them. || 324 ||
Thus, for the three bodies. || 325 ||
Just as the four Anuyoga-dwaras have been described for the Audarik-sharira, so also should the Anuyoga-dwaras be known for the Vaikriyik, Taijas, and Karman bodies. || 325 ||
For the Aharak-sharira, the Jghanya-agra-sthiti is the least. || 326 || The Agra-sthiti-vishesha is innumerable. || 327 || The Agra-sthiti-sthana are more numerous. || 328 || The Uttkrista-agra-sthiti is superior to them. || 329 ||
In the Bhaga-bhag-anugam, there are three Anuyoga-dwaras: Jghanya-pada, Uttkrista-pada, and Ajghanya-anutkrista-pada. || 330 ||