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## Sarvarthasiddhi
[1188114 Compared to many beings, it is the same. For one being, the least is an antarmūhūrta. For the highest, it is more than two thousand sagaropamas multiplied by a hundred koti. For the rest, it is like the five senses.
8115. According to the Yoga Anuvāda, there is no difference between the Kayayogi, Vachanayogi, and Manoyogi, Mithyadṛṣṭi, Asamyatasamyagdṛṣṭi, Samyatasamyata, Pramattasamyata, Apramattasamyata, and Sayogakevali, compared to many beings and one being. For Sasadan Samyagdṛṣṭi and Samyagmithyadṛṣṭi, it is the same compared to many beings. For one being, there is no difference. For the four Upashamakas, it is the same compared to many beings. For one being, there is no difference. For the four Kshapakas and the Ayogakevali, it is the same.
8116. According to the Veda Anuvāda, for the Strivedis, there is no difference for Mithyadṛṣṭi compared to many beings. For one being, the least is an antarmūhūrta. For the highest, it is less than fifty-five palyopamas. For Sasadan Samyagdṛṣṭi and Samyagmithyadṛṣṭi, it is the same compared to many beings. For one being, the least is an uncountable part of a palyopama and an antarmūhūrta. For the highest, it is a hundred palyopamas. For Asamyatasamyagdṛṣṭi to Apramattasamyata, there is no difference compared to many beings. For one being, the least is an antarmūhūrta. For the highest, it is a hundred palyopamas. For the two Upashamakas, it is the same compared to many beings. For one being, the least is an antarmūhūrta. For the highest, it is a hundred palyopamas. For the two Kshapakas, the least is one time compared to many beings. For the highest, it is a year. For one being, the highest difference is more than two thousand sagaropamas multiplied by a hundred koti. The difference between the four Upashamakas is the same as that of many beings. For one being, the least difference is an antarmūhūrta and the highest difference is more than two thousand sagaropamas multiplied by a hundred koti. The difference between the remaining Gunasthānas is the same as that of the five senses.
8115. According to the Yoga Anuvāda, there is no difference between the Kayayogi, Vachanayogi, and Manoyogi, Mithyadṛṣṭi, Asamyatasamyagdṛṣṭi, Samyatasamyata, Pramattasamyata, Apramattasamyata, and Sayogakevali, compared to many beings and one being. For Sasadan Samyagdṛṣṭi and Samyagmithyadṛṣṭi, it is the same compared to many beings. For one being, there is no difference. For the four Upashamakas, it is the same compared to many beings. For one being, there is no difference. For the four Kshapakas and the Ayogakevali, it is the same.
8116. According to the Veda Anuvāda, for the Strivedis, there is no difference for Mithyadṛṣṭi compared to many beings. For one being, the least is an antarmūhūrta. For the highest, it is less than fifty-five palyopamas. For Sasadan Samyagdṛṣṭi and Samyagmithyadṛṣṭi, it is the same compared to many beings. For one being, the least is an uncountable part of a palyopama and an antarmūhūrta. For the highest, it is a hundred palyopamas. For Asamyatasamyagdṛṣṭi to Apramattasamyata, there is no difference compared to many beings. For one being, the least is an antarmūhūrta. For the highest, it is a hundred palyopamas. For the two Upashamakas, it is the same compared to many beings. For one being, the least is an antarmūhūrta. For the highest, it is a hundred palyopamas. For the two Kshapakas, the least is one time compared to many beings. For the highest, it is a year.
1. Five antarmūhūrtas less than fifty-five palyas. 2. The highest time for Strivedis is a hundred palyopamas. Subtracting two times from it, we get the difference for Sasadan Samyagdṛṣṭi in Strivedis. Subtracting six antarmūhūrtas from it, we get the highest difference for Samyagmithyadṛṣṭi. Further, we should calculate the Agamānāsāra in the same way. ]