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[Eighteen Dietary Items] [143 Eleventh: Ved Dwar 1602. [1] In the morning, the three bhangs of all sentient beings except for the Samuccaya Jivas and the Ekendriya are as follows: [1902-1] Except for the Samuccaya Jivas and the Ekendriya, all other sentient beings have three bhangs (in the sense of plurality). [2] In the Strivedi and Purushavedi Jivas, there are three bhangs. [1902-2] There are three bhangs in the Strivedi and Purushavedi Jivas. [3] In the Napunsakavedi, there are three bhangs except for the Samuccaya Jivas and the Ekendriya. [1902-3] In the Napunsakavedi, there are three bhangs except for the Samuccaya Jivas and the Ekendriya. [4] The statement of the Avedi Jivas should be known as the statement of the Kevalagyani (Su. 1868 [4]) / Daram 11 / {1602-4] The statement of the Avedi Jivas should be known as the statement of the Kevalagyani (mentioned in Su. 1898-4). [Eleventh Dwar] Through the Ved Dwar of discussion, there are three bhangs in the Praharak-Anaharak, Prarupana-Sentient beings, excluding the Ekendriya and the Samuccaya Jivas, in the sense of plurality. Among the Jivas and the Ekendriya, there are both Praharak and Anaharak. / In the sense of unity, the sentient being is sometimes Praharak and sometimes Anaharak. / In the sense of plurality, there are three bhangs for each of the Strivedi and Purushavedi Jivas, excluding the Ekendriya and the Samuccaya Jivas. The statement of the Avedi is the same as that of the Kevalagyani. In the sense of unity, there are both Praharak and Anaharak in the Strivedi and Purushavedi. / This is one bhang. Here, the statement of the Nairyikas, the Ekendriya, and the Vikalendriya should not be made, because they are not Strivedi or Purushavedi, but Napunsakavedi. In the sense of plurality, there are three bhangs in each of the Jivas. In the Napunsakavedi, in the sense of unity, the previous bhang should be stated, but here, the statement of the Bhavanapati, the Vanavyantar, the Jyotishka, and the Vaimanika Deva should not be made, because they are not Napunsak. In the sense of plurality, there are three bhangs in all except the Jivas and the Ekendriya. In the Jivas and the Ekendriya, there is only one bhang - they are both Praharak and Anaharak. / In relation to the Avedi, in the sense of unity and plurality, it should be stated as the Kevalagyani. / In the sense of one Jiva and one human being, the Avedi is sometimes Praharak and sometimes Anaharak, this is one bhang. In the sense of plurality, there are many Praharak and many Anaharak in the Avedi, this is one bhang. There are three bhangs in the Avedi humans. / In the Avedi Siddhas, there are many Anaharak, this is one bhang. - - ..........- . . . 1. Prajnapana. Malayavritti, Abhi. Ra. Kosh, Bhag. 2, Pri. 515