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## Thirty-two Standpoints - Samavaya
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26. **Aapramad:** Do not be negligent in fulfilling your daily and nightly necessities.
27. **Lavalav:** Be vigilant in upholding your conduct at every moment.
28. **Dhyan-Sanvarayog:** Control the inflow of karmas (Asrava) to attain Dharma and Shakl Dhyan (meditation).
29. **Maranantik:** Even if the Maranantik karma arises, do not be disturbed, maintain peace of mind.
30. **Sang-Parigya:** Understand the nature of Sang (attachment) and renounce it.
31. **Prayaschitt Karan:** Perform daily atonement for your faults.
32. **Maranantik-Aradhana:** At the time of death, perform specific worship of knowledge, vision, conduct, and penance, with Sanlekhana (fasting).
**210:** Thirty-two Devindras (Indras) are mentioned, such as: 1. Chamar, 2. Bali, 3. Dharan, 4. Bhutanand, 5. Venudeva, 6. Venudali, 7. Harikant, 8. Harissah, 9. Agnishikh, 10. Agnimaanav, 11. Poorna, 12. Vashishth, 13. Jalakant, 14. Jalaprabh, 15. Amitgati, 16. Amitvahan, 17. Velamb, 18. Prabhanjan, 19. Ghosh, 20. Mahaghosh, 21. Chandra, 22. Surya, 23. Shakra, 24. Ishana, 25. Sanatkumar, 26. Mahendra, 27. Brahma, 28. Lantk, 29. Shukra, 30. Sahasrar, 31. Pranat, 32. Achyut.
**Explanation:** There are ten categories of Bhavanvasi Devas (heavenly beings residing in mansions), and each category has two Indras. Therefore, from Chamar and Bali to Ghosh and Mahaghosh, twenty Indras belong to the Bhavanvasi Devas. Chandra and Surya are the two Indras of the Jyotishk Devas (celestial beings). The remaining ten Indras, starting with Shakra, belong to the Vaimanik Devas (heavenly beings residing in aerial vehicles). The sixteen Indras of the eight categories of Vyantar Devas (intermediate beings) are not mentioned here because they have less wealth.
**211:** There were 3232 Kevali Jinas (perfect beings) in the Kunthussa era, including the 32 Arhats (enlightened beings).
**212:** In the Sohammi Kalpa, 32 million Vaimana-Avas (aerial mansions) are mentioned. The Revati constellation is said to have 32 stars. Thirty-two types of dances are mentioned.
**216:** In this era, on Earth, 32 comparisons are made for the height of the tallest beings and the depth of the deepest beings. In the seventh era, on Earth, 32 comparisons are made for the height of the tallest beings and the depth of the deepest beings, using the ocean as a reference. Thirty-two comparisons are made for the height of the tallest Asura Kumaras (demigods) and Devas (gods). In the Sohammi and Ishana Kalpas...