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[112] "O Venerable Ascetic! These Devas are all embodied and are countless. Thus is the description of Devas. With this, the description of the five senses is complete, and the statement of the generous abodes is also complete.
In the next Sutra, the Sutrakar describes the state of being of the stationary and the mobile, saying:
"Venerable! How long is the state of being of the stationary?"
"Gautama! From the least to the end of a muhurta, and from the best to twenty-two thousand years."
"Venerable! How long is the state of being of the mobile?"
"Gautama! From the least to the end of a muhurta, and from the best to thirty-three sagaropamas."
"Venerable! How long can a stationary being remain stationary?"
"Gautama! From the least to the end of a muhurta, and from the best to an infinite time - infinite Utsarpini and Avasarpini times. There are infinite worlds, countless Puggalaparitatta."
"Venerable! How long is the state of being of the mobile?"
"Gautama! From the least to the end of a muhurta, and from the best to an infinite time - infinite Utsarpini and Avasarpini times. There are countless worlds."
"Venerable! How long is the difference between the stationary and the mobile?"
"Just as the accumulation of the mobile."
"Venerable! How long is the difference between the mobile and the stationary?"
"Gautama! From the least to the end of a muhurta, and from the best to the time of the Vanaspati."
"Venerable! Are these stationary beings, some small, some large, some equal, some different?"
"Gautama! They are all the same, the stationary beings are infinite in number."
"Thus, these two types of beings are called Samsara-Samavannagha Jivas."
"They are considered to be of two types." [43]