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In the attainment of all auspiciousness, there is no difference between the consideration of many lives and the consideration of one life.
$ 127. In the case of the *Samyaktvānuvāve* (the path of right conduct), there is no difference between the consideration of many lives and the consideration of one life for the *Kṣāyika Samyakdṛṣṭi* (the one who has attained the right vision but is still subject to the cycle of birth and death) and the *Samyata Samyakdṛṣṭi* (the one who has attained the right vision and is free from the cycle of birth and death). For the *Samyata Samyakdṛṣṭi*, the difference between the consideration of one life and many lives is negligible, being only a fraction of a *muhūrta* (a period of 48 minutes) at the lowest level and a *pūrva-koṭi* (a period of 100,000 years) at the highest level. There is no difference between the consideration of many lives and the consideration of one life for the *Samyata*, *Samyata*, *Pramatta* (the one who is careless) and *Pramatta* (the one who is careless) *Samyakdṛṣṭi*. For the *Samyata Samyakdṛṣṭi*, the difference between the consideration of one life and many lives is negligible, being only a fraction of a *muhūrta* at the lowest level and thirty-three *sāgara-upamā* (a period of 100,000 years) at the highest level. For the four *Upasamaka* (the ones who have attained the right vision and are free from the cycle of birth and death), the difference between the consideration of many lives and the consideration of one life is negligible. For the *Samyata Samyakdṛṣṭi*, the difference between the consideration of one life and many lives is negligible, being only a fraction of a *muhūrta* at the lowest level and thirty-three *sāgara-upamā* at the highest level. For the rest, the difference is negligible.
$ 128. In the case of the *Kṣāyopaśamika Samyakdṛṣṭi* (the one who has attained the right vision and is free from the cycle of birth and death), there is no difference between the consideration of many lives and the consideration of one life for the *Asamyata Samyakdṛṣṭi* (the one who has attained the right vision but is still subject to the cycle of birth and death). For the *Asamyata Samyakdṛṣṭi*, the difference between the consideration of one life and many lives is negligible, being only a fraction of a *muhūrta* at the lowest level and a *pūrva-koṭi* at the highest level. There is no difference between the consideration of many lives and the consideration of one life for the *Samyata* and *Samyata* *Samyakdṛṣṭi*. For the *Samyata Samyakdṛṣṭi*, the difference between the consideration of one life and many lives is negligible, being only a fraction of a *muhūrta* at the lowest level and sixty-six *sāgara-upamā* at the highest level. There is no difference between the consideration of many lives and the consideration of one life for the *Pramatta* and *Pramatta* *Samyakdṛṣṭi*. For the *Pramatta Samyakdṛṣṭi*, the difference between the consideration of one life and many lives is negligible, being only a fraction of a *muhūrta* at the lowest level and thirty-three *sāgara-upamā* at the highest level.
$ 129. In the case of the *Paśamika Samyakdṛṣṭi* (the one who has attained the right vision and is free from the cycle of birth and death), there is no difference between the consideration of many lives and the consideration of one life for the *Asamyata Samyakdṛṣṭi* (the one who has attained the right vision but is still subject to the cycle of birth and death). For the *Asamyata Samyakdṛṣṭi*, the difference between the consideration of one life and many lives is negligible, being only a fraction of a *muhūrta* at the lowest level and seven days and nights at the highest level. For the *Samyata* and *Samyata* *Samyakdṛṣṭi*, the difference between the consideration of many lives and the consideration of one life is negligible. For the *Abhavya* (the one who is destined for hell), there is no difference between the consideration of many lives and the consideration of one life.
$ 127. In the *Samyaktvamārgaṇā* (the path of right conduct), there is no difference between the consideration of many lives and the consideration of one life for the *Kṣāyika Samyakdṛṣṭi* (the one who has attained the right vision but is still subject to the cycle of birth and death) and the *Asamyata Samyakdṛṣṭi* (the one who has attained the right vision but is still subject to the cycle of birth and death). For the *Asamyata Samyakdṛṣṭi*, the difference between the consideration of one life and many lives is negligible, being only a fraction of a *muhūrta* at the lowest level and a *pūrva-koṭi* at the highest level. There is no difference between the consideration of many lives and the consideration of one life for the *Samyata*, *Samyata*, *Pramatta* (the one who is careless) and *Pramatta* (the one who is careless) *Samyakdṛṣṭi*. For the *Samyata Samyakdṛṣṭi*, the difference between the consideration of one life and many lives is negligible, being only a fraction of a *muhūrta* at the lowest level and thirty-three *sāgara-upamā* at the highest level. For the four *Upasamaka* (the ones who have attained the right vision and are free from the cycle of birth and death), the difference between the consideration of many lives and the consideration of one life is negligible. For the *Samyata Samyakdṛṣṭi*, the difference between the consideration of one life and many lives is negligible, being only a fraction of a *muhūrta* at the lowest level and thirty-three *sāgara-upamā* at the highest level. For the rest, the difference is negligible.
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$ 128. In the case of the *Kṣ