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Gaumata! Ananta paryaya have been described for the nairayikas (denizens of hell) with utmost (uttkosha) immersion (gahana).
The reason is that a nairayika with utmost immersion is equal to another nairayika with utmost immersion in terms of dravya (substance), pradesha (spatial units), and avagahana (depth of immersion); but may be inferior, equal, or superior in terms of sthiti (duration). If inferior, it may be by an innumerable (asankhyata) or countable (sankhyata) fraction. If superior, it may be by an innumerable or countable fraction.
In terms of paryayas (modes) of varna (color), gandha (odor), rasa (taste), and sparsha (touch), as well as the three jnanas (knowledges), three ajnanas (ignorances), and three darsanas (perceptions), it is shatsthanapatita (fallen in six places).
Similarly, for the nairayikas with medium (madhyama) immersion, they are equal in terms of dravya and pradesha, but may be inferior, equal, or superior in terms of avagahana and sthiti, with the same innumerable and countable variations. They too are shatsthanapatita.