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"Khadvidhakhya panchama pratipati] [129 emerge and are newly born.' In the same way, seven sutras should be said for insufficiently subtle ones and seven sutras for sufficiently subtle ones / The independent inferior and superior states are only for a moment. 215. Suhame nam bhanta! Suhamathi kalamo kevachiran ho? Goyama! Jahannenam antomuhutta ukkosenam asankhejjakal jam asankhejjaloaya. Samvesi pudhavikalo jam suhamanimoayass pudhavikalo. Apjattganan sadasi jahshnenavi ukkosenavi antomuhutta; evam pajjattganavi samvesi jahnanvi ukkosenavi antomuhutta / 215. Bhagavan! Subtle, how long does it remain in the subtle form? Gautam! It remains from the inferior antomuhurta to the superior asankheyakal. This asankheyakal is the asankheya utsarpini-avsarpinis and is equal to the time of the disappearance of the asankheya lokakashas / In the same way, the time of the accumulation of the subtle earth, apkay, tejas, vayu, and vanaspati is the earth time, that is, the asankheyakal, until the subtle nigoda's state of being is also the earth time. The state of being of all insufficiently subtle ones is for a moment, both inferior and superior. 216. Suhamass nam bhanta! Kevaiyan kalam antaram hoi? Goyama! Jahnanenam antomuhutta ukkosenam asankhejj kal; kalo asankhejjayo ussappini-osappinio, khetano angulass asankhejjibhago. Suhumvanassaikaiyass suhamanigodassavi jam asankhejjai bhago. Pudhavikaiyaadinam vanassaikalo. Evam apjattganan pajjattganavi / 216. Bhagavan! Subtle, after emerging from the subtle, how long does it take to be born again from the subtle form? What is this interval? Gautam! It is from the inferior antomuhurta to the superior asankheyakal / This asankheya kal is the asankhyat utsarpini-pravapini kal and should be understood as the asankheya kal in which the asankheya parts of the angula from the field are taken away one by one at a time, until they are completely empty / (The difference between the subtle earth, apkay, tejas, vayu, and vanaspati is the vanaspati kal, that is, the infinite time, from the perspective of being born in the vanaspati). The difference between the subtle vanaspati and the subtle nigoda is the asankheya kal (earth kal) / The difference between the insufficiently subtle and the sufficiently subtle is like the aushik sutra. 1. Gola ya asankhejjaloaya, asankhnigodo ya golo bhanio. Ekkikkami nigode anant jiva muneyava // // Ego asankhabhago vattai uvvatano vavayamma / Eg nigode niccam evam sesesu vi sa eva // 2 // Antomuhuttamettam thi nigoyanan janti nividra. Palaltanti nigoya tamha antomuhruttenam // 3 // -vritti"