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[140] [Prajñāpanā Sūtra 1868. [1] Ābhinibodha-jñānī and Śruta-jñānī in Dwīndriya, Trīndriya and Chaturindriya Jīvas, there are six Bhanga. In the remaining Jīvas, etc. (Samuccaya Jīva and Nārakas, etc.) there are three Bhanga, where there is knowledge. [2] Avadhi-jñānī are Āhāraka, not Anāhāraka, in the Panchaindriya Tiryancha. In the remaining Jīvas, etc., there are three Bhanga, where there is Avadhi-jñāna. [3] Manaḥparyavajñānī Samuccaya Jīvas and Manusya are Āhāraka, not Anāhāraka, in both Ekattva and Puhatva. [4] The statement of Kevala-jñānī should be known as the same as the statement of No-saṁjñī-no-prasamjñī (Sū. 1881-82). 1866. [1] In Ajñānī, Mati-ajñānī and Śruta-ajñānī, there are three Bhanga, except Samuccaya Jīva and Ekendriya. [2] Vibhangajñānī are Āhāraka, not Anāhāraka, in Panchaindriya Tiryancha and Manusya. In the remaining Jīvas, etc., there are three Bhanga. / (Aṣṭama Dvāra) Discussion: In Jñānī Jīvas, the Āhāraka-Anāhāraka-prūpaṇā should be known as the same as Samyagdṛṣṭi in Samuccaya Jñānī (Samyagjñānī), because Ekendriya are always Mithyādṛṣṭi, therefore they are Ajñānī, so except Ekendriya, in Ekattva, Samuccaya Jīva and up to the remaining 16 Daṇḍakas, Jñānī is sometimes Āhāraka and sometimes Anāhāraka. / In Puhatva, Samuccaya Jñānī Jīvas are both Āhāraka and Anāhāraka. From Nārakas to Stanitakūmāras, there are three Bhanga in Jñānī Jīvas, as mentioned above. / In Panchaindriya Tiryancha, Manusya, Vāṇavyantara, Jyotiṣka and Vaimānika, there are also three Bhanga. / In three Vikalendriya Jñānīs, six Bhanga are known. Siddha Jñānī are only Anāhāraka. In Ābhinibodha-jñānī and Śruta-jñānī, understand as before in Ekattva. In Puhatva, there are six Bhanga in three Vikalendriya. In addition to them, except Ekendriya, in other Jīvadi padās, where there is Ābhinibodha-jñāna and Śruta-jñāna, there are three Bhanga in each.