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## 40] Sarvarthasiddhi
[118891] Sadi, Sadi-Saparyavasan, etc. Here, Sadi-Saparyavasan is an Antarmuhurta for a Jayanya. For an Utkarhsa, it is less than half a Pudgala-Parivarta. For a Sa-Sadana-Samyagdrsti, it is one Samaya for a non-Jiva, and for an Utkarhsa, it is an uncountable fraction of a Palya-Upamana. For a single Jiva, it is one Samaya for a Jghanya, and for an Utkarhsa, it is six Avalikas. For a Samyag-Mithyadrsti, it is an Antarmuhurta for a non-Jiva, and for an Utkarhsa, it is an uncountable fraction of a Palya-Upamana. For a single Jiva, both Jghanya and Utkarhsa are Antarmuhurta. For an Asanyata-Samyagdrsti, it is all time for a non-Jiva, and for a single Jiva, it is an Antarmuhurta for a Jghanya, and for an Utkarhsa, it is a number equal to thirty-three Sagara-Upamana with one added. For a Samyata-Asanyata, it is all time for a non-Jiva, and for a single Jiva, it is not an Antarmuhurta for a Jghanya, and for an Utkarhsa, it is less than a Purva-Koti. For a Pramatta-Apramatta, it is all time for a non-Jiva, and for a single Jiva, it is one Samaya for a Jghanya, and for an Utkarhsa, it is an Antarmuhurta. For the four Upshama, it is one Samaya for both a non-Jiva and a single Jiva for a Jghanya, and for an Utkarhsa, it is an Antarmuhurta. For the four Kshapaka, Ayoga-Kevali, it is both Jghanya and Utkarhsa Antarmuhurta for both a non-Jiva and a single Jiva. For a Yoga-Kevali, it is all time for a non-Jiva, and for a single Jiva, it is an Antarmuhurta for a Jghanya, and for an Utkarhsa, it is less than a Purva-Koti.
91. Specifically, in the translation of the movement, in the hell-bound, in the seven earths of the Narakas, in the Mithyadrsti, there is always a Jiva and a non-Jiva. There are three types of Jivas: Anadi-Ananta, Anadi-Santa, and Sadi-Santa. Of these, the Sadi-Santa Mithyadrstika has a Jghanya time of Antarmuhurta and an Utkarhsa time of slightly less than half a Pudgala-Parivarta. For a Sa-Sadana-Samyagdrsti, the Jghanya time for a non-Jiva is one Samaya, and the Utkarhsa time is an uncountable fraction of a Palya-Upamana. For a single Jiva, the Jghanya time is one Samaya, and the Utkarhsa time is six Avalikas. For a Samyag-Mithyadrstika, the Jghanya time for a non-Jiva is an Antarmuhurta, and the Utkarhsa time is an uncountable fraction of a Palya-Upamana. For a single Jiva, both Jghanya and Utkarhsa time are Antarmuhurta. For an Asanyata-Samyagdrsti, it is all time for a non-Jiva. For a single Jiva, the Jghanya time is an Antarmuhurta, and the Utkarhsa time is thirty-three Sagara-Upamana with one added. For a Samyata-Asanyata, it is all time for a non-Jiva. For a single Jiva, the Jghanya time is an Antarmuhurta, and the Utkarhsa time is less than a Purva-Koti. For a Pramatta-Samyata and Apramatta-Samyata, it is all time for a non-Jiva. For a single Jiva, the Jghanya time is one Samaya, and the Utkarhsa time is an Antarmuhurta. For the four Upshama, the Jghanya time for both a non-Jiva and a single Jiva is one Samaya, and the Utkarhsa time is an Antarmuhurta. For the four Kshapaka and Ayoga-Kevali, the Jghanya and Utkarhsa time for both a non-Jiva and a single Jiva is an Antarmuhurta. For a Yoga-Kevali, it is all time for a non-Jiva. For a single Jiva, the Jghanya time is an Antarmuhurta, and the Utkarhsa time is less than a Purva-Koti.
91. With respect to the specific movement, in the translation of the hell-bound, in the seven earths of the Narakas, there is always a Jiva and a non-Jiva. There are three types of Jivas: Anadi-Ananta, Anadi-Santa, and Sadi-Santa. Of these, the Sadi-Santa Mithyadrstika has a Jghanya time of Antarmuhurta and an Utkarhsa time of slightly less than half a Pudgala-Parivarta. For a Sa-Sadana-Samyagdrsti, the Jghanya time for a non-Jiva is one Samaya, and the Utkarhsa time is an uncountable fraction of a Palya-Upamana. For a single Jiva, the Jghanya time is one Samaya, and the Utkarhsa time is six Avalikas. For a Samyag-Mithyadrstika, the Jghanya time for a non-Jiva is an Antarmuhurta, and the Utkarhsa time is an uncountable fraction of a Palya-Upamana. For a single Jiva, both Jghanya and Utkarhsa time are Antarmuhurta. For an Asanyata-Samyagdrsti, it is all time for a non-Jiva. For a single Jiva, the Jghanya time is an Antarmuhurta, and the Utkarhsa time is thirty-three Sagara-Upamana with one added. For a Samyata-Asanyata, it is all time for a non-Jiva. For a single Jiva, the Jghanya time is an Antarmuhurta