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## Twenty-first Avagahana-Samsthana-Pada [1551-4 Pr.]
**Lord! How large is the Avagahana of the Tejas-body of Sanatkumar Deva, which is equal to the Maranantik Samudghata?**
**[U.]** Gautama! It is equal to the body's measure in terms of width and thickness, and in terms of length, it is an innumerable part of the smallest finger, and in terms of height, it is from the lowest Mahapatala (Kalasa) to the second division, diagonally to the Svayambhu Ramanasagara, and upwards to the Achyutakalpa. [5] And up to the Sahasrar Deva. [1551-5] In the same way, you should understand that the Avagahana of the Tejas-body of the Devas from the Mahendrakalpa to the Sahasrarakalpa is the same. [6]
**Lord! How large is the Avagahana of the Tejas-body of the Anavya Deva, which is equal to the Maranantik Samudghata?**
**[U.]** Gautama! It is equal to the body's measure in terms of width and thickness, and in terms of length, it is an innumerable part of the smallest finger, and in terms of height, it is from the lowest Mahapatala (Kalasa) to the second division, diagonally to the Svayambhu Ramanasagara, and upwards to the Achyutakalpa. [5] And up to the Sahasrar Deva. [1551-5] In the same way, you should understand that the Avagahana of the Tejas-body of the Devas from the Mahendrakalpa to the Sahasrarakalpa is the same. [6]
**Lord! How large is the Avagahana of the Tejas-body of the Panat (Kalpa) Deva, which is equal to the Maranantik Samudghata?**
**[U.]** Gautama! It is equal to the body's measure in terms of width and thickness, and in terms of length, it is an innumerable part of the smallest finger, and in terms of height, it is from the lowest Mahapatala (Kalasa) to the second division, diagonally to the Svayambhu Ramanasagara, and upwards to the Achyutakalpa. [5] And up to the Sahasrar Deva. [1551-5] In the same way, you should understand that the Avagahana of the Tejas-body of the Devas from the Mahendrakalpa to the Sahasrarakalpa is the same. [6]
**Lord! How large is the Avagahana of the Tejas-body of the Greveyak Deva, which is equal to the Maranantik Samudghata?**
**[U.]** Gautama! It is equal to the body's measure in terms of width and thickness, and in terms of length, it is an innumerable part of the smallest finger, and in terms of height, it is from the lowest Mahapatala (Kalasa) to the second division, diagonally to the Svayambhu Ramanasagara, and upwards to the Achyutakalpa. [5] And up to the Sahasrar Deva. [1551-5] In the same way, you should understand that the Avagahana of the Tejas-body of the Devas from the Mahendrakalpa to the Sahasrarakalpa is the same. [6]