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## 196] [Jiva-Jiva-Abhigamsutra Appabahuyam-Savvathova]
**In terms of fewness, the least are the Manah-Paryaya-Jnani, the Avadhi-Jnani are countless times more than them, the Abhinibodhik-Jnani and Shruta-Jnani are more special than them, and both are equal in their own place. The Kevala-Jnani are infinite times more than them, and the Ajnani are infinite times more than them.**
**Or, all beings are of six types: Eka-Indriya, Dwi-Indriya, Tri-Indriya, Chatur-Indriya, Pancha-Indriya, and Ani-Indriya.**
**Their body-situation and difference should be said according to the previous narration.**
**_Appabahuyam-Savvathova Pancha-Indriya, Charbiya Vishesa-Ahiya, Tei-Indiya Vishesa-Ahiya, Bei-Indiya Vishesa-Ahiya, Ani-Indriya Ananta-Guna, Egi-Indiya Ananta-Guna_**
**_250. Those who say that all beings are of six types, their statement is as follows: All beings are of six types, namely Abhinibodhik-Jnani, Shruta-Jnani, Avadhi-Jnani, Manah-Paryaya-Jnani, Kevala-Jnani, and Ajnani. Bhagavan! How long can an Abhinibodhik-Jnani remain continuously as an Abhinibodhik-Jnani? Gautama! He can remain continuously from the least, the Antarmuhurta, to the most, the Sadhik Chhiya-Sath Sagaropama. Similarly, it should be understood for the Shruta-Jnani. How long can an Avadhi-Jnani remain continuously in that form? Gautama! He can remain continuously from the least, one time, to the most, the Sadhik Chhiya-Sath Sagaropama. Bhagavan! How long can a Manah-Paryaya-Jnani remain continuously in that form? Gautama! He can remain continuously from the least, one time, to the most, the Deshon Purva-Koti. Bhagavan! How long does a Kevala-Jnani remain continuously in that form? Gautama! The Kevala-Jnani is Sadi-A-Paryavasit. The Ajnani are of three types: 1. Anadi-A-Paryavasit, 2. Anadi-Sa-Paryavasit, and 3. Sadi-Sa-Paryavasit. Of these, the Sadi-Sa-Paryavasit is from the least, the Antarmuhurta, to the most, the Ananta-Kala, which is the Deshon A-Pardha-Pudgala-Paravarta form. The difference of the Abhinibodhik-Jnani is from the least, the Antarmuhurta, to the most, the Ananta-Kala, which is the Deshon A-Pardha-Pudgala-Paravarta form. Similarly, the difference of the Shruta-Jnani, Avadhi-Jnani, and Manah-Paryaya-Jnani should be said. The Kevala-Jnani has no difference. The difference of the Sadi-Sa-Paryavasit Ajnani is from the least, the Antarmuhurta, to the most, the Sadhik Chhiya-Sath Sagaropama._**