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Tattvarthasutra
The Siddhi Vimal and its thirty-two oceans should be filled with white (purity). The Niggantha (non-possessor) and the Sṇātaka (one who has undergone initiation) possess a white leshya; however, what remains in the Sṇātaka is an absence of leshya.
355th (Utpattiksthan): In the assembly (sangha) of the four types, including Pulaka, among the gods with 15 levels of existence, there are those of the highest class in the Sudharma realm; the supreme assembly Pulaka is situated in the similarity to an ocean with thousands; those of Bakusha and Pratishevana (receptive) have a superior assembly in the Achuta and Akshara realms comparable to an ocean; the assembly of Kshayakushala (those afflicted with passions) and Niggantha is in Sarvārthasiddhi vimāna (vehicle) at the thirty-three levels similar to an ocean; the assembly of the Sṇātaka is liberation. - Thana (Types of the places of restraint): The restraint of desires and “Controlling Yoga is restraint. Restraint cannot be uniform for everyone at all times; there exists a variation in restraint based on the differences between passions and the control of yoga. That which comes under the least control is the restraint in the state of chronicity, leading to innumerable types of restraint depending on the difference of intensity; all these types may be understood as the states of restraint. Where any trace of passions remains, those states are understood as Kshayanimittaka (caused by passions), and the subsequent ones as purely Yoganimittaka (caused by yoga). The state attained by completely restraining yoga should be perceived as the final state of restraint. As one approaches the earlier states of restraint,
1. The Digambar text describes two ocean-like states.