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[388] [Prajapana Sutra /] Jivas are equal in terms of dravya, equal in terms of pradesha, and equal in terms of avagahana, but they are tri-sthana-patita in terms of sthiti. They are shat-sthana-patita (hina-adhika) in terms of the categories of color, smell, taste, and touch, the two jnanas, the two ajnanas, and the categories of acchhu-darshan. [2] And in the case of ukkosa-sthiti, there are two jnanas. [473-2] Similarly, one should state the categories of the dvi-indriya jivas with ukkosa-avagahana. But there is a difference, in that there is no jnana in the case of ukkosa-avagahana. [473-3] In the case of ajghannya-anukkosha-avagahana, one should state the categories of the dvi-indriya jivas in the same way as in the case of jghannya-avagahana. The difference is that they are chatur-sthana-patita in terms of avagahana in their own sthana. 474. [1] Bhagavan! How many categories are there of the dvi-indriya jivas with jghannya-sthiti? [474-1 U.) Gautama! They have infinite categories. [Pra.] Bhagavan! From what perspective do you say that the dvi-indriya with jghannya-sthiti has infinite categories? [U.] Gautama! One dvi-indriya with jghannya-sthiti is equal to another dvi-indriya with jghannya-sthiti in terms of dravya, equal in terms of pradesha, but chatur-sthana-patita in terms of avagahana, equal in terms of sthiti, and shat-sthana-patita in terms of the categories of color, smell, taste, and touch, the two ajnanas, and the categories of acchhu-darshan. [2] And in the case of ukkosa-sthiti, there are two jnanas. [474-2] Similarly, one should state the categories of the dvi-indriya jivas with ukkosa-sthiti. The difference is that they are tri-sthana-patita in terms of sthiti. [474-3] In the same way as in the case of the dvi-indriya jivas with ukkosa-sthiti, one should state the categories of the dvi-indriya jivas with ajghannya-anukkosha-sthiti.