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## Twenty-first Avagahanasthanapada
[449] The Avagahanasthanapada is of an uncountable number of parts (measure), and is excellent at seven hands. / (And) the Uttarvaikriya Avagahanasthanapada is of a countable number of parts (measure) at least, and is excellent at one lakh yojanas. / [2] And from the Nagakumara Devas to the Stanitakumara Devas, / [1532-2] the Bhavadharaniya and Uttarvaikriya Avagahanasthanapada (should be understood) in the same way (as the Asurakumara Devas). [3] And in the same way (as before), the Avagahanasthanapada of the Vaanavyantar Devas (should be understood) in both the least and the greatest. / [4] And in the same way, the Avagahanasthanapada of the Jyotishka Devas (should be understood) in both the least and the greatest. [5] The Avagahanasthanapada of the Saudharma and Ishana Devas, up to the Achyuta Devas, should be understood in the same way. The Uttarvaikriya Avagahanasthanapada should also be understood in the same way. / The special thing is that the Bhavadharaniya Avagahanasthanapada of the Sanatkumara Devas is at least an uncountable part of an angul, and at most six hands. The Avagahanasthanapada of the Mahendra Devas is the same. The Avagahanasthanapada of the Brahmaloka and Lantaka Devas is five hands, and the Avagahanasthanapada of the Mahashukra and Sahasrar Devas is four hands. The Avagahanasthanapada of the Granta, Pranat, Paran and Achyuta Devas is three hands. [6] "Bante! How much is the Avagahanasthanapada of the Vaikriya body of the Panchaindriya Devas of the Veyak Kalpa, who are beyond the Vemaanika Devas?" [A] "Gautama! The Veyak Devas have only one Bhavadharaniya Avagahanasthanapada. It is at least an uncountable part of an angul, and at most two hands." [1532-6]