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## Sarvarthasiddhi
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The number of beings gathered in the **Sarvarthasiddhi** is countable, meaning there are 25.2 **Chaturnakshapka** and **Ayogakevali** in each of the eight **Gunasthanas**. It is also said, "The time sequence should be seen as before. Only the **Tegamupashamaka** are 299 in the **Gunasthanas**."
The number should be doubled. It is said, "In each **Gunasthanas** of the **Vishesharth-Upashama** series, there are 32, 48, 60, 72, 84, 96, 108, 108. In time, the **Charitramohaniya** is pacified by the **Chhannaudi** 78, 178, and **Bodhabhava**. From the lowest, one being enters, and from the highest, 54 beings enter. This statement is general. In comparison to the specific, there are eight more years. Here also, one or two, etc., are mentioned separately from the eight-time entry. In time, there are eight consecutive **Upashama** series suitable for the **Yogya**. Each of them has 89 **Uttarasamaya**. In the first **Samaya**, one being enters from the beginning of the five **Gunasthanas** and ascends to 16 beings in the highest form. In the tenth **Samaya**, one being ascends from the beginning to 24 beings in the highest form. In the third **Samaya**, one being ascends from the beginning to 30 beings in the highest form. In the fourth **Samaya**, one being ascends from the beginning to 36 beings in the highest form. In the fifth **Samaya**, one being ascends from the beginning to 42 beings in the highest form. In the sixth **Samaya**, one being ascends from the beginning to 48 beings in the highest form. In the seventh **Samaya**, one being ascends from the beginning to 54 beings in the highest form. In the eighth **Samaya**, one being ascends from the beginning to 54 beings in the highest form. The total of all these is 304, but many **Acharyas** say 299 by subtracting five. In the **Dhavala**, **Vira Sena Swami** has mentioned the number 299 as the proof of entry in the eighth **Samaya**. He has called himself the **Acharya** tradition. See **Pu. 3, p. 92**.
The quantity of each **Kshapka** gathered in time is 598. The quantity of all four **Kshapkas** and the fifth **Ayogakevali** in the eighth **Samaya** is 3000. It is also said, "The quantity of **Kshina Kshaya** is 3000, meaning 2990. What then? There are five **Hima**." The quantity of **Apshamaka** is 199. The quantity of **Sayogakevali** is double, meaning 398.
[Doubt - In eight **Samayas**, the sum of 16, 32, etc., numbers is 304? Solution - It is not right to say that the **Kshapkas** mentioned are different in meaning. Even if the **Upashamaka** are not continuous in eight **Samayas**, they are not complete in comparison to the number gathered in their own time, but they are five less. The **Sayogakevali** are less in their own time. Therefore, the sum of the **Upashamaka** from the eighth to the eleventh **Samaya** is 1199. The quantity of the **Chatur Gunasthanavarti** **Upashamaka** is 898502.
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