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[135] The Jiva-Jiva-Abhigamsutra has infinite qualities in the gross, then there are many more in the subtle, then there are innumerable qualities in the subtle plant-like bodies, then there are many more in the (general) subtle. (2) The second alpabahutva is about the insufficient of these. It is as follows: the least are the gross Traskaayik insufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the gross Tejaskaayik insufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the gross Vanaspatikaayik insufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the gross Nigod insufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the gross Prithvikaayik insufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the gross Apkaayik insufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the gross Vaayukaayik insufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the subtle Tejaskaayik insufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the subtle Prithvikaayik insufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the subtle Apkaayik insufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the subtle Vaayukaayik insufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the subtle Nigod insufficient, then there are infinite qualities of the gross Vanaspatikaayik insufficient, then there are many more of the general gross insufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the subtle Vanaspatikaayik insufficient, then there are many more of the general subtle insufficient. (3) The third alpabahutva is about the sufficient of these. It is as follows: the least are the gross Tejaskaayik sufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the gross Traskaayik sufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the gross Vanaspatikaayik sufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the gross Nigod sufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the gross Prithvikaayik sufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the gross Apkaayik sufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the gross Vaayukaayik sufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the subtle Tejaskaayik sufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the subtle Prithvikaayik sufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the subtle Apkaayik sufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the subtle Vaayukaayik sufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the subtle Nigod sufficient, then there are infinite qualities of the gross Vanaspatikaayik sufficient, then there are many more of the general gross sufficient, then there are innumerable qualities of the subtle Vanaspatikaayik sufficient, then there are many more of the general subtle sufficient. (4) The fourth alpabahutva is about the relationship between the sufficient and insufficient of each of these. It is as follows: the least are the gross sufficient, because they are finite and limited in area. Then there are innumerable qualities of the gross insufficient, because innumerable gross insufficient are produced in the destruction of each gross sufficient. Then there are innumerable qualities of the subtle insufficient, because their area is innumerable due to their pervasiveness in all the worlds. Then there are innumerable qualities of the subtle sufficient, because they are eternal and always acquire innumerable qualities. There are seven sutras in total here: 1. General to subtle - gross sufficient-insufficient, 2. Subtle - gross Prithvikaayik sufficient-insufficient, 3. Subtle - gross Apkaayik sufficient-insufficient, 4. Subtle - gross Tejaskaayik sufficient-insufficient, 5. Subtle - gross Vaayukaayik sufficient-insufficient, 6. Subtle - gross Vanaspatikaayik sufficient-insufficient, and 7. Subtle - gross Nigod sufficient-insufficient.