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22] [Jivajivaabhigamsutra 15. Anek Siddha - those who have attained Siddhatva at the same time are Anek Siddha. In Siddhanta, a maximum of 108 Jivas can attain Siddhatva at the same time. In this regard, a collection of verses in Siddhanta states that for eight times, when Siddhas are continuously attained, they are attained from one to thirty-two. That is, in the first time, the minimum is one, two, and the maximum is thirty-two, in the second time also, one to thirty-two Siddhas are attained in the same way. In this way, in the eighth time also, one to thirty-two Siddhas are attained. After this, there will definitely be an interval. When thirty-three to forty-eight Siddhas are attained, this happens for seven times. After this, there is definitely an interval. When fifty to sixty Siddhas are attained continuously, this happens for six times / later there is an interval. When sixty-one to seventy-two Siddhas are attained continuously, this happens for five times / later there is an interval. When seventy-three to eighty-four Siddhas are attained continuously, this happens for four times / later there is definitely an interval. When eighty-five to ninety-six Siddhas are attained continuously, this happens for three times. Later there is definitely an interval. When ninety-seven to one hundred and two Siddhas are attained continuously, this happens for two times / later there is an interval. When one hundred and three to one hundred and eight Siddhas are attained continuously, this happens for only one time / later there is definitely an interval / in this way, a maximum of one hundred and eight Siddhas can be attained at the same time / this is the statement of Anek Siddha. Along with this, the statement of Anantar Siddha is complete. Parampra Siddha - Parampra Siddha have been said in many ways / such as Prathamasamaya Siddha, Dvitiyasamaya Siddha, Tritiyasamaya Siddha, up to Asankhyata Samaya Siddha and Ananta Samaya Siddha / those who have attained Siddhatva in one time are Anantar Siddha, that is, the present Siddha in the first time of Siddhatva is called Anantar Siddha. Therefore, those who are in the second etc. time of Siddhatva are Parampra Siddha / in the original text, the text 'Padhamasamaya Siddha' should be understood as the first time of Parampra Siddha, that is, the second time of Siddhatva / that is, those who have attained Siddhatva for two times are Prathamasamaya Parampra Siddha 1. Battisa Adyaala Satri Bavattari Ya Bodhdha / Chulasi Chhan Uyi U Durahiyamdruttarasayam Cha //