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**Samvayanga Sutra, Dvishastinathanaka-Samvay 317:** In a five-year cycle (Panchasamvatsarik Yuga), there are said to be sixty-two full moons (Purnima) and sixty-two new moons (Amavasya).
**Explanation:** According to the lunar calendar, a five-year period is called a Yuga. In this Yuga, there are two extra months. Therefore, there are two extra full moons and new moons. Keeping this in mind, there are said to be sixty-two full moons and sixty-two new moons in a Yuga.
**318:** Vasupujya Arhan is said to have sixty-two disciples (Gan) and sixty-two disciple leaders (Ganadhar).
**319:** In the waxing moon (Shukla Paksha), the moon increases by one-sixty-second part every day. In the waning moon (Krishna Paksha), it decreases by the same amount every day.
**320:** In the Saudharma and Ishana Kalpas, in the first Pratishta (stage) of the first Avali (category), there are said to be sixty-two Vimanas (celestial vehicles) in each direction. All the Vimanas in the Pratishta are said to be sixty-two in number.
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**Trishastinathanaka-Samvay 321:** The Arhan Rishabha, a Koushalika, lived for sixty-two lakh years in the palace of the king (Maharaja) before renouncing his worldly life (Agara) and becoming an ascetic (Anugariya).
**322:** In the Harivarsha and Ramyakvarsha, humans reach full maturity (Sampattajovvana) in sixty-two days and nights. They no longer need to be cared for by their parents.
**323:** There are said to be sixty-two sunrises (Surya Udaya) on the Nishadha mountain. Similarly, there are sixty-two sunrises on the Neelavanta mountain.