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They breathe in and out on the same sides. And after a thousand years, they desire to eat. In the present Samavaya, how should the behavior of the Laghu Shramanas towards the Jyeshta Shramanas be respectful, and how should they constantly avoid Ashatana, etc.? The action that causes a decline in knowledge, vision, and character is Ashatana-Avagya. The thirty-three Ashatanas are described in detail in Dasha Shruta Skandha 218.
In the thirty-fourth Samavaya, the thirty-four Atishayas of the Tirthankaras, the thirty-four Vijayakshetras of the Chakravarti, the thirty-four long Vaitaldhyas in Jambudvipa, the thirty-four excellent Tirthankaras who can be born in Jambudvipa, and the thirty-four lakhs of Asuraindras and the thirty-four lakhs of Narakavasa in the first, fifth, sixth, and seventh Narakas are mentioned. The present Samavaya mentions the Atishayas. Regarding the Atishayas, Acharya Hemchandra has pondered in the Yogashastra 219 and Abhidhan Chintamani 220, etc. That contemplation is based on the Brihad Vachana. Here, from the second Atishaya to the fifth Atishaya in the thirty-four Atishayas are Janmapratyayik. From the twenty-first to the thirty-fourth Atishaya and the twelfth Atishaya are due to the destruction of karma. The remaining Atishayas are Devakrit.
The Digambar tradition also believes in thirty-four Atishayas. But there is some difference in those Atishayas. They believe in ten Janmapratyay, fourteen Devakrit, and ten Kevalgyan Krit.
Here, it should be remembered that according to the commentator of Samavayanga, Acharya Abhaydev, Ahar Nihar are invisible to the eye. These are Janmakrit Atishayas. While according to the Digambar view, the absence of food is considered an Atishaya, and it is not Janmakrit but Kevalgyan Krit. From the Shwetamber perspective, the Bhagwan gives sermons in Ardhamagadhi, and that sermon is transformed into the language of all beings. These two Atishayas are considered Karmakshayakrit.
There is some difference in the division method in the Atishaya descriptions of Acharya Abhaydev and Acharya Hemchandra. But both Abhaydev and Hemchandra have the same opinion regarding language. According to Acharya Hemchandra, nineteen Atishayas are Devakrit, while according to Abhaydev, fifteen Atishayas are Devakrit. Acharya Hemchandra has written that the Bhagwan's face is visible all around. That is a Devakrit Atishaya, while according to the Digambar view, it is Kevalgyan Krit. The creation of the three Kotas is also considered a Devakrit Atishaya. But it is not mentioned in the thirty-four Atishayas in Samavayanga. There is a lack of strong arguments regarding the division of the thirty-four Atishayas that the Acharyas have done, as to why a particular Atishaya is given in a particular division? It should also be remembered that there is no division of any kind in the original Samavayangasutra. Like Samavayanga, the Anguttaranikaya (5.121) mentions five Atishayas of the Tathagata Buddha - they are knowledgeable about meaning, knowledgeable about Dharma, knowledgeable about limits, knowledgeable about time, and knowledgeable about the assembly.
From the thirty-fifth Samavaya to the hundredth Samavaya: An Analysis
The thirty-fifth Samavaya mentions the thirty-five Atishayas of true words, Kunthu, Arhat, Datta Vasudev, Nandan Baldev, these thirty-five bows.