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[244] [Prajapana Sutra 2112. From the Earth-bodied (Pṛthvīkāyika) to the Stanitakūmara (realm), the number of past (Kṣaya-samuddhāta) is infinite / The future (Kṣaya-samuddhāta) for some is there, for some is not / For those who have it, it may be countable, uncountable, or infinite. [2112] The Earth-bodied beings, in their Earth-bodied state, up to the human state, have experienced an infinite number of past (Kṣaya-samuddhāta) / Their future (Kṣaya-samuddhāta) for some is there, for some is not / For those who have it, it is from one to infinite. In the Vāṇavyantara state (as mentioned in Sutra 2112), it should be understood as the same as the Naraka state / In the Jyotiṣka and Vaimānika states, there have been an infinite number of past (Kṣaya-samuddhāta) / Their future (Kṣaya-samuddhāta) for some is there, for some is not / For those who have it, it may be uncountable or infinite. [2113] In the same way (as the Earth-bodied), it should be understood up to the human state. [2114] [1] The Vāṇavyantara, Jyotiṣka, and Vaimānika, like the Asurakumāra (as mentioned in Sutra 2108-10) / Should be understood as having one to infinite, up to the Vaimānika in the Vaimānika state. [2115-1] The Vāṇavyantara, Jyotiṣka, and Vaimānika, like the Asurakumāra, should be understood as having one to infinite, up to the Vaimānika in the Vaimānika state. [2] Thus, these twenty-four should be spoken of in all twenty-four Dandakas. [2115-2] [1] The Māranāntika-samuddhāta, both in their own state and in other states, should be understood as having one to infinite, up to the Vaimānika in the Vaimānika state. [2116-1] Thus, these twenty-four Dandakas should be spoken of in all twenty-four Dandakas. [2116-2]