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[Twenty-first Avagahanasthanapada] [451 13. All Bhavanapati Devas, whose bodies are as large as an innumerable part of a finger, are 7 fingers in size. 14. All Vanavyantaras, whose bodies are as large as an innumerable part of a finger, are 1 lakh yojanas in size. 15. All Jyotishkas, whose bodies are 16. From Saudharma to Achyutakalpa, the Devas, whose bodies are as large as an innumerable part of a finger, are 7 hands in size. The Sanatkumara Devas, whose bodies are as large as an innumerable part of a finger, are 6 hands in size. The Mahendra Kalpa Devas, whose bodies are as large as an innumerable part of a finger, are 6 hands in size. The Brahmaloka Lantaka Devas, whose bodies are as large as an innumerable part of a finger, are 5 hands in size. The Mahashukra Sahasrar Devas, whose bodies are as large as an innumerable part of a finger, are 4 hands in size. The Pranat-Pranat-Parana Devas, whose bodies are as large as an innumerable part of a finger, are 3 hands in size. The Achyuta Kalpa Devas, whose bodies are 17. The Navagraha Veyakas, whose bodies are as large as an innumerable part of a finger, are 2 hands in size. 18. The Pancha Anuttaropapatika Devas, whose bodies are as large as an innumerable part of a finger, are 1 hand in size. Regarding the Avagahana of Narakas, clarification-Ratnaprabha has stated that the Narakas of the Earth, whose bodies are as large as an innumerable part of a finger, are of the lowest Avagahana, which occurs at the time of creation. And the highest Avagahana, which is said to be 7 Dhanush, 3 hands, and 6 fingers, should be known in the 13th Prastata (Pathda). Before this, the Avagahana gradually increases in each Prastata. Thus, in the first Prastata of the Earth, the highest Avagahana is 3 hands, in the second Prastata it is 1 Dhanush, 1 hand, 8 fingers, in the third Prastata it is 1 Dhanush, 3 hands, 17 fingers, in the fourth Prastata it is 2 Dhanush, 2 hands, 1 finger, in the fifth Prastata it is 3 Dhanush, 10 fingers, in the sixth Prastata it is 3 Dhanush, 2 hands, 1 finger, in the seventh Prastata it is 4 Dhanush, 1 hand, 3 fingers, in the eighth Prastata it is 4 Dhanush, 3 hands, 1 finger, in the ninth Prastata it is 5 Dhanush, 1 hand, 20 fingers, in the tenth Prastata it is 6 Dhanush, 4 fingers, in the eleventh Prastata it is 6 Dhanush, 2 hands, 13 fingers, in the twelfth Prastata it is 7 Dhanush, 21 fingers, and in the 13th Prastata it is the aforementioned Avagahana. 1. Pannavannaseta (Moolapath-Tippani) Bha. 1 Pri. 247-341]| SR No. | 003483 |
| Book Title | Agam 15 Upang 04 Pragnapana Sutra Stahanakvasi |
| Original Sutra Author | Shyamacharya |
| Author | Madhukarmuni, Gyanmuni, Shreechand Surana, Shobhachad Bharilla |
| Publisher | Agam Prakashan Samiti |
| Publication Year | 1983 |
| Total Pages | 1524 |
| Language | Prakrit, Hindi |
| Classification | Book_Devnagari |
| File Size | 37 MB |