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[154] The interval for the Tiryanchoniya Purusha, from the lowest to the highest, is from Antomuhurta to Vanaspatikala. This is the same for the Khacharya Tiryanchoniya Purusha. Bhagavan! What is the interval for the Manusya Purusha? Gautama! From the lowest, it is Antomuhurta, and from the highest, it is Vanaspatikala, in relation to the Kshetra. From the lowest, it is one Samaya, and from the highest, it is Ananta Kala, which includes countless Utsarpini and Avasarpini periods, until the time of the Desurna, the half-Pudgala Parivarta. / The interval for the Karmabhumiga, up to the Videha, is the same as for the Manusya, from the lowest, it is one Samaya, and from the highest, it is the same as for the Dharmachara. The interval for the Antardeepga, up to the Devapurusha, is the same as for the Dharmachara. The interval for the Devapurusha, from the lowest to the highest, is from Antomuhurta to Vanaspatikala. / This is the same for the Bhavanavasi Devapurusha, up to the Sahasrar Devlok. Bhagavan! What is the interval for the Anat Devapurusha? Gautama! From the lowest, it is Vasapuhutta, and from the highest, it is Vanaspatikala. This is the same for the Gevejja Devapurusha. The interval for the Anuttarovawaiya Devapurusha, from the lowest to the highest, is from Vasapuhutta to Sankhejjai, which is equal to the Sagarovamai, the Sairigai. [55]