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## Translation:
**[All Living Beings]**
**[199]** The difference in the duration of an **Audārika** body is a minimum of one **samaya** and a maximum of thirty-three **sāgaropamas** more than an **antarmuhūrta**. The difference in the duration of a **Vaikriya** body is a minimum of an **antarmuhūrta** and a maximum of an **anantakāla**, which is equivalent to the duration of a **vanaspatikāla**. The difference in the duration of an **Āhārak** body is a minimum of an **antarmuhūrta** and a maximum of an **anantakāla**, which is the form of **deśona** **apārddha** **pudgala** **parāvṛtta**. There is no difference in the duration of a **Tejas-Kārmaṇa** body.
**_In terms of quantity, the Āhārak** body is the least, the Vaikriya body is countless times more than that, the Audārika body is countless times more than that, the **Aśarīrī** is countless times more than that, the **Tejas-Kārmaṇa** body is countless times more than that, and they are both equal in their own place. Thus, the understanding of the six types of all living beings is complete.
**_The discussion of the body and the non-body reveals that all living beings are of six types: Audārika, Vaikriya, Āhārak, Tejas, Kārmaṇa, and Aśarīrī. Their state of existence, difference, and quantity are as follows:_**
**_State of Existence:_** The **Audārika** body can exist in its form continuously from the minimum of two **samayas** less than the **kṣullakbhava** to the maximum of an **asanख्येयकाल**. In the **vigraha** state, it is said to be two **samayas** less because it is a **Kārmaṇa** body in the first two **samayas**. It can exist for an **asanख्येयकाल**. Production is possible without **vigraha** for this duration. This **asanख्येयकाल** is equal to the time it takes to remove countless parts of an **angula** from countless **ākāśa** regions, one at a time, until they are completely devoid of matter. The **Vaikriya** body exists in its form from a minimum of one **samaya**. Death is possible only after an **anantakāla** of **vikūrvaṇā**. It exists from a maximum of an **antarmuhūrta** to thirty-three **sāgaropamas** more. **_One should understand this in relation to a virtuous **saṃyati** who, by taking on a **Vaikriya** body, lives for an **antarmuhūrta** and is born in the **anuttaravimānas** through **avigraha** due to the destruction of the state of existence._** The **Āhārak** body can exist in its form from a minimum of an **antarmuhūrta** to a maximum of an **antarmuhūrta**. The **Tejas** and **Kārmaṇa** bodies are of two types: **anādi-aparyavasita** (never liberated) and **anādi-saparyavasita** (liberated). Both of these are **anādi** and **aparyavasita**, so they are without a time limit. The **Aśarīrī** is **sādi-aparyavasita**. Therefore, it always remains in its form.
**_Difference:_** The difference in the **Audārika** body is one **samaya** from the minimum. It exists in a **vigraha** state of two **samayas**, because it is a **Kārmaṇa** body in the first **samaya**. The difference from the maximum is an **antarmuhūrta** plus thirty-three **sāgaropamas**. This is the maximum **Vaikriya** time. The difference in the **Vaikriya** body is a minimum of an **antarmuhūrta**. After becoming **Vaikriya** once, it can become **Vaikriya** again after this much interruption. This happens in humans and gods. The difference from the maximum is clearly a **vanaspatikāla**. The minimum difference in the **Āhārak** body is an **antarmuhūrta**. After becoming **Āhārak** once, it can become **Āhārak** again after this much interruption. The difference from the maximum is an **anantakāla**, which is the form of **deśona** **apārddha** **pudgala** **parāvṛtta**. There is no difference in the **Tejas-Kārmaṇa** body.