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**14]** [Jiva-jiva-abhigamsutra motion does not exist. Dharma-astikaya is only in the loka-akasha, therefore the motion of jivas and pudgalas is limited to the loka-akasha / In this way, the existence of dharma-astikaya is proven by its function as an aid to motion. The entire dharma-astikaya is an undivided, indivisible substance, it is in the form of a skandha. Its countless regions are in the form of components / The combined form of the components, the specific result, is the component. Just as the combined form of threads, the patanavitan form, is the cloth. There is nothing else than the cloth, different from the threads. The component and the component are somehow different and not different. 2. The division of dharma-astikaya into two regions, three regions, etc., conceived by intellect, is called the desha of dharma-astikaya. In reality, dharma-astikaya is an undivided substance. Its desha-pradesha, etc., divisions are only conceived by intellect. 3. The region of dharma-astikaya, the very subtle part of the skandha, which cannot be further divided, is called pradesha. 'Pradesha nivibhaga bhaga:' meaning the indivisible, non-fractional part of the skandha, etc., is called pradesha / These pradeshas are countless, meaning they are as vast as the loka-akasha / These pradeshas can only be conceived by intellect / In reality, they cannot be separated from the skandha. In this way, three divisions of dharma-astikaya have been explained: skandha, desha, and pradesha / The question may arise: why is the dharma-dravya called astikaya? The solution is that here 'asti' means pradesha and 'kaya' means combination or community. The community of pradeshas is called astikaya. Dharma-dravya is in the form of a collection of countless pradeshas, therefore it is called astikaya. 4. Adharma-astikaya - the element that aids the state of jiva and ajiva is adharma-astikaya. Just as the shade of a tree becomes a cause for a traveler to rest, in the same way, adharma-astikaya aids the state of jivas and pudgalas / It is also an aid to the state, not a motivator / All the states of being are only possible when adharma-astikaya exists. Like dharma-astikaya, it is also an undivided, indivisible unit / It is countless-pradeshi and pervades all lokas / 5-6. The desha and pradesha of adharma-astikaya - there are three divisions of adharma-astikaya: skandha, desha, and pradesha / The entire object is called skandha. The division conceived by intellect, such as two regions, etc., is called desha, and the smallest part that is combined with the object - which cannot be further divided - is called pradesha. 1. There is no perception of cloth, etc., apart from threads, etc. / Threads, etc., are not distinct, they are designated as cloth, etc. / 2. Pradeshas are the astis, their kaya is the combination. / 'Gana kae ya nikae khandhe vagge ya rasi ya' - according to this statement, astikaya is the combination of pradeshas. - Malayagiri Vritti 3. Ahammo thiilakkhano /