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Chapter 4 Sutra-1-22
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Then, from the southern part, is the sky realm observed. Above it, to the north, is the Aishan Kalpa. Above the Saudharm Kalpa, in the higher Samashreni, is the Sanakumar Kalpa, and above the Aishan, in the Samashreni, is the Mahendra Kalpa. Between these two, there is the Brahmalek Kalpa above; above it, sequentially, are the three cups: Lantak, Mahashukra, and Sahastrara, one upon the other. Above them, similar to Saudharm and Aishan, are the two Kalpas: Anant and Pranat. Above them, in the Samashreni, are the Kalpas of Aran and Ayat, similar to Sanakumar and Mahendra. Above these Kalpas, in succession, are nine Vimanas. Since it is located in the cervical region of the Purushakriti Lek, it is called Shaiveyak. Above them are the five Vimanas: Vijay, Vaijayanta, Jayanta, Aparajita, and Sarvarthasiddha. Since it is the most northern chief, it is referred to as Anuttara. The gods from Saudharm to Achyuta are known as Kalpapanna, and all the gods above them are called Kalpatita. In Kalpapatra, there is a master-servant relationship, but not in Kalpatita; there, all are referred to as “Ahamindra” in the sense of Indra. In the human realm, due to various causes, one may go to Kalpapanna gods, but they do not leave the position of Kalpatita father anywhere. [20]
Now, regarding some matters, the rising superiority and inferiority of the gods are stated:
Sthitipravabhumukhadyutileshyavishuddhindriya'avadhi-vishayatā: 22.
Tiraribhamana heenara.