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## Translation:
**132]** **[Jiva-Jiva-Abhigamsutra 219]** **O Bhagavan! For how long does a Bādar Jīva remain as a Bādar?** **Gautama:** From the lowest Antarmūhūrta to the highest, it is an Asankhyeya-kāla. This Asankhyeya-kāla is equal to Asankhyeya Utsarpini-Avasarpini periods (Kāla-mārgaṇā) and is also equal to the time taken to exhaust Asankhyeya Ākāśa-pradeśas of the size of an Angula-bhāga (Kṣetra-mārgaṇā) by removing one at a time.
**Bādar Pṛthvīkāyika, Bādar Apkāyika, Bādar Tejas-kāyika, Bādar Vāyu-kāyika, each Bādar Vanaspati-kāyika and Bādar Nigoda have a lowest Kāya-sthiti of Antarmūhūrta and a highest of seventy Kodakodi Sagaropama.**
**The lowest Kāya-sthiti of Bādar Vanaspati is Antarmūhūrta and the highest is Asankhyeya-kāla, which is equal to Asankhyeya Utsarpini-Avasarpini periods (Kāla-mārgaṇā) and is also equal to the time taken to exhaust Asankhyeya Ākāśa-pradeśas of the size of an Angula-bhāga (Kṣetra-mārgaṇā) by removing one at a time.**
**The lowest Kāya-sthiti of a normal Nigoda is Antarmūhūrta and the highest is Ananta-kāla.** **This Ananta-kāla is equal to Ananta Utsarpini-Avasarpini periods (Kāla-mārgaṇā) and is also equal to two and a half Pudgala-parāvṛtta (Kṣetra-mārgaṇā).**
**In the Bādar Sakāya-sutra, the lowest Kāya-sthiti is Antarmūhūrta and the highest is Sankhyeya years plus two thousand Sagaropama.**
**In the ten Sutras of Bādar Aparyāpta, the lowest and highest Kāya-sthiti should be considered as Antarmūhūrta.**
**In the Bādar Paryāpta Prodhīka-sutra, the lowest Kāya-sthiti is Antarmūhūrta and the highest is Sādhika Sagaropama Shatapṛthaktva.** **(After this, even though they remain Bādar, they do not remain Paryāpta-labdhi.)**
**In the Bādar Pṛthvīkāyika Paryāpta-sutra, the lowest Kāya-sthiti is Antarmūhūrta and the highest is Sankhyāta thousand years.** **(After this, even though they remain Bādar, they do not remain Paryāpta-labdhi.)** **Similarly, it should be said in the Apkāya-sutras.**
**In the Tejas-kāya-sutra, the lowest Kāya-sthiti is Antarmūhūrta and the highest is Sankhyāta Ahorātra.**
**The Sutras of Vāyu-kāyika, normal Bādar Vanaspati, and each Bādar Vanaspati-kāya should be considered as Bādar Paryāpta Pṛthvīkāya-vat (lowest Antarmūhūrta, highest Sankhyāta thousand years).**
**In the normal Nigoda Paryāpta-sutra, the lowest and highest Kāya-sthiti is Antarmūhūrta. In the Bādar Sakāya Paryāpta-sutra, the lowest Kāya-sthiti is Antarmūhūrta and the highest is Sādhika Sagaropama Shatapṛthaktva.** **(This state arises from moving through all four motions).**
**[Antardvāra 220]** **The difference between Bāyarassa, Bāyaravaṇassa, Nigoda, and Bādar Nigoda is Pṛthvī-kāla, which is Asankhyeya-kāla.** **This Asankhyeya-kāla is equal to Asankhyeya Utsarpini-Avasarpini periods (Kāla-mārgaṇā) and is also equal to Asankhyeya Loka-ākāśa pradeśas (Kṣetra-mārgaṇā).** **The remaining time is the time of Vanaspati.** **Similarly, there is a difference between Pajjattagāṇa and Apajjattagāṇa.** **There is also a difference between Bāyaratru, Adho-nigoda, and Bāyar Nigoda.** **The difference in time is Asankhyeya-kāla, and the remaining time is the time of Vanaspati.**
**// 1 //** **220.** **The Sutras are concise, so their meanings have been explained according to the Tīkā.**