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[245 Thirty-sixth Chapter] . 2117. [1] The statement of Vaikriya-samudghāt should be said like the statement of Kṣaya-samudghāt (as said in Sūtra 2105-15). The special point is that one should not speak about that which does not have (Vaikriya-samudghāt) / [2117-1] [2] This should be said in twenty-four Dandakas in twenty-four Dandakas. / [2117-2] 2118. [1] The statement of Taijasa-samudghāt should be said like the statement of Māranāntika-samudghāt (as said in Sūtra 2116) / The special point is that one should speak about that which has it. / [2118-1] [2] Thus, these should also be said in twenty-four Dandakas in twenty-four Dandakas. / [2118-2] 2119. [1] "One by one, Venerable Sir! How many Prāhārakasamudghāt are perceived in the Naraka-avastā of a Naraka?" "Gautama! There are none." "Venerable Sir! How many are there in the future?" "Gautama! There are none." [2116-1] [2] Similarly, in the Vaimānika-avastā (one should understand the statement of past and future Prāhārakasamudghāt) / The special point is that in the Manusya-paryāya of a Naraka, there are some who have it and some who do not have it / Those who have it, have one or two, or three at the most / "Venerable Sir! How many are there in the future?" "Gautama! There are some who have it and some who do not have it / Those who have it, have one or two, or three, or four at the most." [2116-2]