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[200] [Jivaji Dabhigam Sutra] _ The Alpabahutva (few in number) are the Aharaksharir (those who have a body that consumes food), because they are at most two thousand to nine thousand. The Vaikriyasarir (those who have a body that is not made of matter) are countless times more than them, because Devas (gods), Narakas (hells), Garbhaja (embryos), Tiryanch (animals), Panchendriya (five senses), Manushya (humans), and Vayukaya (air body) are all Vaikriyasarir. The Audarikasharir (those who have a body that is made of matter and is not limited to a single form) are countless times more than them. / In Nigodas (groups of souls), there are countless souls in a single Audarikasharir, so it is countless times more, not infinitely more. / As the original commentator said, "The Asharir (those who have no body) are infinitely more than the Audarikasharir, because the Siddhas (liberated souls) are infinite, and the Audarikasharir are countless times more than the body." The Asharir are infinitely more than the Audarikasharir, because the Siddhas are infinite. The Tejas-Karmanasharir (those who have a body that is made of Tejas (light) and Karma (action)) are infinitely more than them, because in Nigodas, the Tejas-Karmanasharir is different for each soul, and they are infinite. / Tejas and Karmanasharir are inseparable and equal to each other. Thus, the understanding of the six types of Sarvajiva (all beings) is complete. Sarvajiva - Seven Types - Statement 252. Tattha Nam Jete Evam Ahansu Sataviha Savvajiva Pannaatta Te Evam Ahansu, Tam Jaha - Pudhavikaiya Aaukaiya Teukaiya Vaukaiya Vanassai Kaia Taskaia Akaia. Sanchitthanantara Jaha Hettha. Appabahuyam - Savvathova Taskaia, Teukaia Asankhejjaguna, Pudhavikaia Visessahya, Aaukaiya Visessahya, Vaukaiya Visessahya, Siddha (Akaia) Anantguna, Vanassai Kaia Anantguna. 252. Those who say that all beings are of seven types, they state it as follows: Prithvikaayik (earth body), Apkaayik (water body), Tejaskaayik (light body), Vayukaayik (air body), Vanaspatikaayik (plant body), Traskaayik (fire body), and Prakaayik (ether body). / Their Sanchitthana (accumulation) and differences have been mentioned before. Alpabahutva is as follows: The Traskaayik are the fewest, the Tejaskaayik are countless times more than them, the Prithvikaayik are more than them, the Apkaayik are more than them, the Vayukaayik are more than them, the Prakaayik are infinitely more than them, and the Vanaspatikaayik are infinitely more than them. / Their explanation has been given before. 253. Ahva Sataviha Savvajiva Pannaatta, Tam Jaha - Kanhaleassa Nolaleassa Kauleassa Teuleassa Pamhaleassa Sukkaleassa Aleassa. Kanhaleasse Nam Bhanta! Kanhalesetti Kalaro Kechiran Hoai? Goyama! Jahanne Nam Antomuhatta Ukkosenam Tettisam Sagarovamain Antomuttamabhihaai. Nolaleasse Nam Jahanne Nam Antomuhatta Ukkosanam Dasasagarovamai Paliovamassa Asankhejjai Bhagam Abhihaai. Kauleasse Nam Jah• Anto• Ukkodo• Tini Sagarovamain Paliovamassa Asankhejjai Bhagam Abhihaai. Teuleasse Nam Jah• Anto• Ukkodo• 1. Praah Cha Mulatikaakar: Praudarivaashariribhyosharira Anantguna: Siddhaananamantatvat, AudarikashaririNaam Cha Shariraapekshyaasankeyatvad iti /