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## 252] [ Prajñāpanā Sūtra [266 Pr.] Bhagavan! Among these Bhava Siddhika, Abhava Siddhika, and No-Bhava Siddhika-No-Abhava Siddhika Jivas, which are fewer, more, equal, or superior? [266 U.] Gautama! 1. The fewest are Abhava Siddhika Jivas, 2. (from them) No-Bhava Siddhika-No-Prabhava Siddhika Jivas are infinitely more, and (from them also) 3. Bhava Siddhika Jivas are infinitely more. / _ Twentieth (Bhava) Door // 20 // Discussion-Twentieth Bhava Siddhika Door: Through the Bhava Siddhika Door, the Sūtra (266) presents the relative abundance of Jivas, stating the relative abundance of Bhava Siddhika, Abhava Siddhika, and No-Bhava Siddhika-No-Prabhava Siddhika Jivas. The fewest are Abhava Siddhika: Jivas ineligible for liberation, as they are of the lowest Yuktānantyaka quantity. According to the Anuyoga Dvāra, 'combining one form (number) in the highest Pari-tānantyaka results in 'lowest Yuktānantyaka'; Abhava Siddhika are that many. Compared to them, No-Bhava Siddhika-No-Prabhava Siddhika are infinitely more, because those who are neither Bhavyas nor Abhavyas are Siddhas, and they are of the highest Yuktānantyaka quantity, which is why they are infinite. / Compared to them, Bhava Siddhika-Bhavyas eligible for liberation are infinitely more, because a Siddha is equal to an infinite number of Bhavyas, and such Bhavyas are countless in the Lokas. Twenty-first Astikaaya Door: Through the Astikaaya Door, the relative abundance of the six Dravyas is presented. 270. "Bhagavan! Among these Dharma-Astikaaya, Adharma-Astikaaya, Aakaasha-Astikaaya, Jeeva-Astikaaya, Pudgala-Astikaaya, and Adha-Samaya (time), which are fewer, more, equal, or superior in terms of Dravya?" [270 U.] "Gautama! 1. Dharma-Astikaaya, Adharma-Astikaaya, and Aakaasha-Astikaaya, these three are equal and the fewest in terms of Dravya; 2. (compared to them) Jeeva-Astikaaya is infinitely more in terms of Dravya; 3. (from it) Pudgala-Astikaaya is infinitely more in terms of Dravya; 4. (and from it also) Adha-Samaya (time-Dravya) is infinitely more in terms of Dravya." 271. "Bhagavan! Among these Dharma-Astikaaya, Adharma-Astikaaya, Aakaasha-Astikaaya, Jeeva-Astikaaya, Pudgala-Astikaaya, and Adha-Samaya (time), which are fewer, more, equal, or superior in terms of location?" 1. 'When the number of those who are restrained, confined, and destroyed is equal to the number of those who are attached, then there are Abhava Siddhikas, and they are also of that quantity' - Anuyoga Dvāra 2. Prajñāpanā Sūtra Malay. Vṛtti, page 140