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Sixth Chapter
113. The range of knowledge (avadhi) of the deities of the first two heavens extends up to the Dharmā earth. The range of the deities of the next two heavens extends up to the Vamśā earth.
114. The range of the deities of the next four heavens extends up to the Meghā earth. The range of the deities of the next four heavens extends up to the Anjana earth.
115. The range of the deities of the Ānata and the next three heavens extends up to the Ariṣṭā earth. The range of the Nava-Graiveyaka deities extends up to the sixth earth.
116. The range of the Nava-Anudisa deities extends up to the end of the seventh earth. The range of the Pañcānuttara deities extends up to the entire Lokanāḍī.
117. The range of the visual knowledge (cakṣuḥ) of all the deities extends up to the end of their respective vimānas, as the omniscient ones know.
118. The duration, height, and conduct (pravīcārā) of the deities of the four classes (nikāya) should be understood as described by the Jina.
119. The goddesses of the deities from the Āraṇa heaven up to the Saudharma heaven are born in their own abodes in the Saudharma heaven and are taken to their respective places by the presiding deities.
120. The beautiful goddesses of the deities from the Acyuta heaven up to the Īśāna heaven are born in the Īśāna heaven and go to their respective abodes.
121. The lords of the munis have stated that there are six hundred thousand and four hundred thousand pure goddesses-bearing vimānas in the Saudharma and Īśāna heavens respectively.
122-123. These deities, adorned with divine clothes and ornaments, endowed with auspicious forms and captivating gestures, skilled in the art of love, and possessing natural love as their domain, along with numerous goddesses of immeasurable lifespan, enjoy great happiness.
124. The Indras, Sāmānikas, and the thirty-three and other deities who have attained the state of the Kalpopapanna live long lives.
125. The Ahamindras beyond them enjoy the infinite happiness arising from the maturation of the Sātāvedanīya, which is devoid of females and is born from the tranquil self.
126. The supreme abode of the Siddhas is twelve yojanas beyond, situated at the summit of the three worlds, attained by the complete fulfillment of all objectives.
127. The eighth earth, known as Īṣatprāgbhārā, is said to be the largest, gradually decreasing in size towards the center.