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**[188 41]** There are infinite number of souls in Mithyadrishti. There are countless souls in Saasadan Samyagdristi, Samyamithyadristi, Asanyata Samyagdristi and Sanyata Asanyata. There are countless souls in each of these states. The number of souls in Pramatta Sanyata is equal to the number of Koti (a very large number) of Pruthaktva (individuality). There are seven Gunasthanas from Mithyadristi to Apramatta Sanyata in Peet and Padmaleśya. There are thirteen Gunasthanas from Mithyadristi to Sayogakevali in Shuklaleśya. But Ayogakevali souls are devoid of Leśya.
**[8 41]** There are fourteen Gunasthanas in Bhavyas according to the Bhavyanuvada. But Abhavyas are found only in the first Gunasthan.
**[8 42]** There are eleven Gunasthanas from Asanyata Samyagdristi to Ayogakevali in Kshayik Samyaktva according to the Samyaktvanuvada. There are four Gunasthanas from Asanyata Samyagdristi to Apramatta Sanyata in Kshayopashamiksamyaktva. There are eight Gunasthanas from Asanyata Samyagdristi to Upashantakshaya in Aupashamiksamyaktva. Saasadan Samyagdristi, Samyamithyadristi and Mithyadristi are found in their respective Gunasthanas.
**[8 43]** There are twelve Gunasthanas from Mithyadristi to Kshina Kshaya in Sanjnis according to the Sanjnanuvada. There is only one Gunasthan, Mithyadristi, in Asanjnis. The souls who are devoid of the term Sanjni and Asanjni are Sayogakevali and Ayogakevali, respectively.
**[8 44]** There are thirteen Gunasthanas from Mithyadristi to Sayogakevali in Aharakas according to the Aharanuvada. There are three Gunasthanas, Mithyadristi, Saasadan Samyagdristi and Asanyata Samyagdristi, in Anaharakas who have attained the state of Vigrahagatya. Sayogakevali and Ayogakevali souls who are in the state of Samudghatagata are also Anaharakas. Siddhas, the Paramesthis, are beyond Gunasthanas. Thus, the explanation of Satpraropaṇa is complete.
**[8 45]** Now, we will explain the Sankhyapraropana. It is of two types: general and specific. Generally, there are infinite number of souls in Mithyadristi. There are countless souls in Saasadan Samyagdristi, Samyamithyadristi, Asanyata Samyagdristi and Sanyata Asanyata. The number of souls in Pramatta Sanyata is equal to the number of Koti (a very large number) of Pruthaktva (individuality). Pruthaktva is a term used in the Agamas.