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## Translation:
[122] With respect to the *upapata* (state of being born), the *badar prithvikayik* (earth-bodied) *paryaptak* (sufficient) beings are said to be in an innumerable part of the *lok* (universe). Their attainment of their *svasthan* (native place) is *upapata*. With respect to this *upapata*, they are in an innumerable part of the *chaturdasha rajvatmak lok* (fourteen-jewel-like universe), because their *ratnaprabha* (jewel-light) and other *samudita svasthan* (combined native places) are also in an innumerable part of the *lok*. There are few *badar prithvikayik* *paryaptak* beings, so even when they are in the *apantaral* (intermediate space) during *upapata*, they are all in an innumerable part of the *lok*. There is no fault in this statement.
With respect to *samudhata* (state of dying), the *badar prithvikayik* *paryaptak* beings are also in an innumerable part of the *lok*. Even when they are in the *kshetrantavarti* (intermediate space) in the *samudhata* state, they are still in an innumerable part of the *lok*. This is because *badar prithvikayik* beings, whether they have *sopkram ayu* (finite lifespan) or *nirupkram ayu* (infinite lifespan), when one-third of their *bhujyaman ayu* (current lifespan) remains, they bind the *parbhava ayu* (future lifespan) and perform the *maranantik samudhata* (death-causing *samudhata*). At that time, their *atma pradesh* (soul-space) that has spread out as a result of their *danda* (punishment) is also in an innumerable part of the *lok*, because these beings are few in number. The lifespan of these *badar prithvikayik* beings has not yet diminished, so they are still available in sufficient numbers even in the *samudhata* state.
With respect to *svasthan*, there are *svasthan* in an innumerable part of the *lok*, such as *ratnaprabha* (jewel-light) and others. All of them together are also in an innumerable part of the *lok*. For example, the *ratnaprabha* earth is a thousand *yojan* (leagues) in diameter. Similarly, the different thicknesses of other earths should also be considered. The *patal kalash* (underground vessels) are also one hundred thousand *yojan* deep. The *narakavas* (hells) are also three thousand *yojan* high. The *vimanas* (flying vehicles) are also thirty-two hundred *yojan* wide. Therefore, since all of these are finite, they are all together in an innumerable part of the *asankhyat pradeshatmak lok* (universe of innumerable spaces).
*Aparyaptak* (insufficient) *badar prithvikayik*: With respect to *upapata* and *samudhata*, these beings are in all *lokas*. *Aparyaptak* *badar prithvikayik* beings, even when they are in *vigrahgati* (movement of the body) in the *upapata* state, experience the *vedana* (pain) of their lifespan in their *svasthan* due to *vishist vipak* (specific consequences). They are born from all *kayas* (bodies) except *devas* (gods) and *narakas* (hells). When they *udvat* (die), they go to all places except *devas* and *narakas*. When they die and go to their *svasthan*, they are still called *aparyaptak* *badar prithvikayik* beings, even though they are in *vigrahgati* (movement of the body) in the *upapata* state. They are naturally abundant in number, so they are present in all *lokas* with respect to *upapata* and *samudhata*.
Some of them experience *upapata* through *rijugati* (straight path), and some through *vakragati* (curved path). *Rijugati* is well-known. The establishment of *vakragati* is as follows: At the time when many beings are collected in the first *vakra* (curve), other beings fill that *vakradesha* (curved space). Similarly, there is a continuous flow of filling in the *vakra* (curve) during the collection of the second *vakradesha* and also during the *vakra* (curve) formation.
The three places of *sukshma prithvikayik* (subtle earth-bodied) *paryaptak* (sufficient) and *aparyaptak* (insufficient) beings: The *sukshma prithvikayik* *paryaptak* and *aparyaptak* beings are all of the same type. There is no difference between them with respect to the consideration of *purvakrit sthan* (previously created place) and others. There is nothing special about them. They are just as sufficient as the others, and they are devoid of *nanatva* (diversity). *Nanatva* is not seen in them due to *deshabheda* (difference in place). The meaning is that there is no difference between the *paryaptak* and *aparyaptak* beings based on their *svasthan* (native place).