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Chapter 4 Sutras 24-26
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In the heavenly realm until the fulfillment of all objectives, there exists the manifestation of the white body. This rule is only for the body-shaped substance, as for the non-physical substance, all forms can be attained in the heavenly realm. [23]
Now the reckoning of the categories: "Black stream" 54o / 24 | The "prior category" is before the gray category.
In which the classification of gods such as Indra, the universal commoners, and others, is conceptualized, that is the "category." Such categories are before the triad, that is, ever since the non-fallible being has been at its pinnacle until all matter beyond the category. Because in that, there is no conceptualization of the divisions of gods like Indra, the universal commoners, and others; that is, all those of substantial truth are said to belong to 'Ahimindra.' [24]
Now it describes the worldly heavenly realms: "Brahmaloka is the worldly Heavenly realm." 25. "Sarasvat, Aditya, Agni, and others oblivion the essential attainer." 26.
1. In the printed book of the Royal Asiatic Society, the part called 'Rishcham' is certainly mentioned in the text but placed in the commentary; however, it is printed as 'Ritārshva' in the printed book of M. Bh. undoubtedly, although it places 'āstra' in the primary sutra of the Shvetambar sect. Nevertheless, the comment of that sutra mentions, "The essence is like a banner...," where ‘Arishta’ instead of ‘Rishta’ might also be debated; however,