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[ Twenty-third Stānaka - Samvāya ]
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The inferior state of the Graiveyakas is said to be twenty-two Sagaropama. The superior state of the Devas who are born in the Vimāna called Mahit, Visūhit, Vimala, Prabhāsa, Vanamāla, and Acyutavadinsaka, is said to be twenty-two Sagaropama. These Devas [ breathe in and out or take in and give out breath for twenty-two half-months (eleven months). ] They experience the desire for food after twenty-two thousand years.
The Bhavisiddhika Jīvas who will attain Siddhi, become Buddhas, be liberated from karmas, attain Parinirvāṇa, and end all suffering, will do so after taking twenty-two Bhavagrahana.
॥ Twenty-second Stānaka Samvāya ends ॥
[ Twenty-third Stānaka - Samvāya ]
155 - Twenty-three Sūyagada-jja-yaṇā are said to be: - 1. Samaya, 2. Vetālika, 3. Uvasagga-parijñā, 4. Thī-parijñā, 5. Naraka-vibhatti, 6. Mahāvīra-thūi, 7. Kusīla-paribhāsie, 8. Virie, 9. Dhamme, 10. Samāhi, 11. Magge, 12. Samosaraṇe, 13. Āhatta-hie, 14. Ganthe, 15. Jamaiye, 16. Gāthā, 17. Puṇḍarie, 18. Kiriyā-ṭhāṇa, 19. Āhāra-parijñā, 20. Apacchakkhāṇa-kiriyā, 21. Anagāra-suyam, 22. Adda-ijjam, 23. Nālanda-ijjam.
In the Sūtrakṛtāṅga, twenty-three studies are mentioned. Such as: 1. Time, 2. Vetālika, 3. Knowledge of the Uvasagga, 4. Knowledge of Women, 5. Division of Hell, 6. Praise of Mahāvīra, 7. Definition of Kusīla, 8. Effort, 9. Dharma, 10. Samadhi, 11. Path, 12. Samvāsaraṇa, 13. Truthfulness (Ākhyāta-hit), 14. Text, 15. Yama-tīta, 16. Gāthā, 17. Puṇḍarīka, 18. Place of Action, 19. Knowledge of Food, 20. Action that is not to be rejected, 21. The Shruta of the Ascetic, 22. Ārdriya, 23. Nālandiya.
156 - In this Jambudvīpa, in this Bhāratavarsa, in this Avasarpini, twenty-three Jinas attained Kevala-vara-jñāna and Kevala-vara-darśana at the time of sunrise. In this Jambudvīpa, in this Avasarpini, these twenty-three Tīrthankaras were holders of eleven Anga-śruta in their previous births. Such as: Ajita, Sambhava, Abhinandan, Sumati, up to Pārśvanātha, Mahāvīra. The Arhat Ṛṣabha, the Kauśalika, was the fourteenth Pūrvī.