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## Samvayanga Sutra 24
**58** - Nine Uttar-Pragatis of Darshanavaraniya Karma are described as follows: Nidra, Prachala, Niddanidra, Prachalaprachala, Sthyanardhi, Chakshudarshanavarana, Achakshudarshanavarana, Avhidarshanavarana, and Kevaldarshanavarana.
**59** - In the Ratnaprabha Earth, the state of countless Narakas is described as nine Palyopama. In the Chauthi Pankprabha Earth, the state of countless Narakas is described as nine Sagaropama. The state of countless Asurakumara Devas is described as nine Palyopama.
**60** - In the Saudharma-Ishana Kalpa, the state of countless Devas is described as nine Palyopama. In the Brahmaloka Kalpa, the state of countless Devas is described as nine Sagaropama. Those Devas who are born in the Vimanas named Pakshma, Supakshma, Pakshmavartta, Pakshmaprabha, Pakshmakant, Pakshmavarna, Pakshmaleshya, Pakshmadhwaja, Pakshmabhringa, Pakshmasrishta, Pakshmakoota, Pakshmottaravatansaka, Surya, Susurya, Suryavartta, Suryaprabha, Suryakant, Suryavarna, Suryaleshya, Suryadhwaja, Suryabhringa, Suryasrishta, Suryakoota, Suryottaravatansaka, [Ruchira] Ruchiravartta, Ruchiraprabha, Ruchirakant, Ruchiravarna, Ruchiraleshya, Ruchiradhwaja, Ruchirashringa, Ruchirasrishta, Ruchirakoota, and Ruchirottaravatansaka as Devas, their state is described as nine Sagaropama. These Devas take in breath and exhale after nine half-months (four and a half months). They experience the desire for food after nine thousand years.
Countless Bhavyasiddhika Jivas are those who will become Siddhas, Buddhas, liberated from Karma, attain Parinirvana, and end all suffering after experiencing nine Bhavagrahana.
**|| Navasthanaka Samvaya Sampt ||**