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## Translation:
**All living beings (Sarvajivas) are of 65,536 (65,536) types of Kṣullakabhavas.**
**There are 3,773 breaths (Pānāprāṇa) in one Muhūrta.**
**By the rule of three, 17 Kṣullakabhavas are obtained in one breath.**
**Dividing 65,536 by 3,773, we get the number of Bhavas in one breath. The quotient is 17 and the remainder is 1394, which has slightly more than 94 Pravalikās.**
**If we want to know the number of Pravalikās in one breath, we should multiply 17 by 256 and add the above 94 Pravalikās, which gives us 4,446 Pravalikās.**
**If we want to know the number of Pravalikās in one Muhūrta, we should multiply these 4,446 Pravalikās of one breath by the number of breaths in one Muhūrta, which is 3,773, giving us 167,74,758 Pravalikās.**
**Adding 2,458 more Pravalikās to this, we get 167,77,216 Pravalikās in one Muhūrta.**
**Alternatively, we can multiply the 65,536 Kṣullakabhavas of a Muhūrta by the 256 Pravalikās of one Bhava to get the number of Pravalikās in one Muhūrta.**
**Therefore, it is appropriate to say that there are countless Pravalikās in one breath.**
**235. Alternatively, all living beings are of two types: Sabhāṣaka and Abhāṣaka.**
**O Bhagavan! How long does a Sabhāṣaka remain as a Sabhāṣaka?**
**Gautama! From the lowest, one time, and from the highest, one Antarmuhūrta.**
**1. Twenty-two thousand five hundred are sixty-six. These are the Kṣullakabhavas in one Antarmuhūrta.**
**2. Three thousand seven hundred seventy-three are the breaths. This is the Muhūrta, said by all the omniscient ones.**
**3. One crore seventy-seven lakhs seventy-three thousand two hundred sixteen are the Pravalikās in one Muhūrta.**
**O Bhagavan! What about Abhāṣaka?**
**Gautama! Abhāṣaka is of two types: Sāīya and Apajjavasīya.**
**O Bhagavan! How long is the difference between Sabhāṣaka and Abhāṣaka?**
**Gautama! From the lowest, one time, and from the highest, one Antarmuhūrta.**
**O Bhagavan! How long does a Sāīya Apajjavasīya Abhāṣaka remain as an Abhāṣaka?**
**Gautama! From the lowest, one time, and from the highest, one Antarmuhūrta.**
**O Bhagavan! How long does a Sāīya Sapajjavasīya Abhāṣaka remain as an Abhāṣaka?**
**Gautama! From the lowest, one time, and from the highest, an infinite time. The time of their birth and death is infinite.**
**O Bhagavan! How long is the difference between Sabhāṣaka and Abhāṣaka?**
**Gautama! From the lowest, one time, and from the highest, an infinite time.**
**The difference between Sāīya Apajjavasīya and Sāīya Sapajjavasīya is that the former remains as an Abhāṣaka for one time, while the latter remains as an Abhāṣaka for an infinite time.**
**There are many types of Sabhāṣaka and Abhāṣaka, and Abhāṣaka is infinite times more than Sabhāṣaka.**
**Alternatively, all living beings are of two types: Sasarīrī and Asarīrī.**
**Asarīrī are like Siddhas.**
**Sasarīrī are like Asiddhas.**
**There are many types of Asarīrī and Sasarīrī, and Asarīrī is infinite times more than Sasarīrī.**