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There is no difference with respect to a single being. There is no difference between the *pramattasamyata* and *apramattasamyata* in *manahparyayajnanis* with respect to many beings. With respect to a single being, the difference between the inferior and superior is an *antarmuhurt*. The difference between the four *upashamakas* is like an *ogha* with respect to many beings. With respect to a single being, the difference between the inferior is an *antarmuhurt* and the difference between the superior is less than a *purvakoti*. The difference between the four *kshapikas* is like an *avadhijnani*. The difference between the two *kevalajnanis* is like an *ogha*.
121. There is no difference between the *pramattasamyata* and *apramattasamyata* in *samayikashuddhisamyata* and *chedopasthapanashuddhisamyata* with respect to many beings, according to the interpretation of the *samyama* path. With respect to a single being, the difference between the inferior and superior is an *antarmuhurt*. The difference between the two *upashamakas* is like an *ogha* with respect to many beings. With respect to a single being, the difference between the inferior is an *antarmuhurt* and the difference between the superior is less than a *purvakoti*. The difference between the two *kshapikas* is like an *ogha*. There is no difference between the *pramattasamyata* and *apramattasamyata* in *parihara shuddhisamyata* with respect to many beings. With respect to a single being, the difference between the inferior and superior is an *antarmuhurt*. The difference between the *upashamaka* in *sukshmasamparayashuddhisamyata* is like an *ogha* with respect to many beings. There is no difference with respect to a single being. The difference between the same *sukshmasamparay* *kshayaka* is like an *ogha*. As stated, the difference is like that of a *kashyayavata*. There is no difference between the *samyatasamyata* with respect to many beings and a single being. There is no difference between the *asamyatas* with respect to many beings, according to the *mithyadrishti*. With respect to a single being, the difference between the inferior is an *antarmuhurt* and the difference between the superior is less than thirty-three *sagaropama*. The difference between the remaining three *gunasthanas* is like an *ogha*.