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[404] The **Prajñāpanā Sūtra** states that those with an **asankhyāta-varṣa** lifespan do not possess **avadhi-jñāna** or **vibhanga-jñāna**, as their nature is such. / Those with **madhyama-pravagahaṇa** may have **catur-sthāna-patita-madhyama-avagahaṇa** with a lifespan of **saṅkhyāta-varṣa** or **asankhyāta-varṣa**. / Those with an **asankhyāta-varṣa** lifespan have **avagahaṇa** of one or two **gaṇūta (gāū)**. / Therefore, they are called **catur-sthāna-patita** in relation to **avagahaṇa**. / In relation to the four **jñāna**, those with **madhyama-avagahaṇa** are **ṣaṭ-sthāna-patita**, as **mati**, **śruta**, **avadhi**, and **manaḥ-paryava** are dependent on **dravya** etc. and are **kṣayopaśama-janya**. / There is diversity in **kṣayopaśama**, so it is natural for them to be **tartamā**. / Therefore, in relation to the four **jñāna**, those with **madhyama-avagahaṇa** are said to be **ṣaṭ-sthāna-patita** in excess. / In relation to the synonyms of **kevala-jñāna**, they are equal, as there is no **tartamā** of any kind in **kevala-jñāna**, which arises from the complete destruction of all **āvaraṇa**. / Therefore, in relation to the synonyms of **kevala-jñāna**, those with **madhyama-avagahaṇa** are equal. / Why are there only two **ajñāna** in those with **jighna-sthiti**? - According to the **siddhānta**, those with **sammūcchima** are in **jighna-sthiti** and are **mithyā-dṛṣṭi** by rule. / Therefore, those with **jighna-sthiti** can only have two **ajñāna**, not **jñāna**. / Therefore, **jñāna** is not mentioned here. / Why are there two **jñāna**, two **ajñāna**, and two **darśana** in those with **utkṛṣṭa-sthiti**? - Those with **utkṛṣṭa-sthiti** have a lifespan of three **palyoyama**. / Therefore, they have two **jñāna**, two **ajñāna**, and two **darśana**. / Those who have **jñāna** bind the lifespan of a **vaimānika**, at which time they have two **jñāna**. / Those with an **asankhyāta-varṣa** lifespan do not have **avadhi-jñāna**, **avadhi-darśana**, or **vi-abhāva**. / Therefore, two **jñāna**, two **ajñāna**, and two **darśana** are mentioned for them, not three **jñāna**, three **ajñāna**, and three **darśana**. / **Madhyama-guṇa-kṛṣṇa** humans are **ṣaṭ-sthāna-patita-madhyama-guṇa-kṛṣṇa-varṇa** in **sva-sthāna** in infinite **tartamā-rūpa**, so they are **ṣaṭ-sthāna-patita** even in **sva-sthāna**. / The difference in **jñāna** etc. between **jighna** and **utkṛṣṭa** **prābhinibodik-jñānī** humans - The **prābhinibodik-jñānī** human with **jighna** has **avadhi-jñāna** and **manaḥ-paryāya-jñāna** due to the rise of **prābala-jñāna-āvaraṇīya-karma**, while the **prābhinibodik-jñānī** human with **utkṛṣṭa** has three **jñāna** and three **darśana**. / **Utkṛṣṭa-prābhinibodik** humans are **tri-sthāna-patita** - As the **prābhinibodik-jñānī** human with **utkṛṣṭa** is by rule one with a lifespan of **saṅkhyāta-varṣa**, he is **tri-sthāna-patita** in relation to **sthiti**. / However, those with an **asankhyāta-varṣa** lifespan do not have **utkṛṣṭa-prābhinibodik-jñāna** due to their **bhavasvabhāva**. / **Madhyama-prābhinibodik-jñānī** humans are **ṣaṭ-sthāna-patita** in **sva-sthāna** - Just as one **prābhinibodik-jñānī** human with **utkṛṣṭa** is equal to another **prābhinibodik-jñānī** with **utkṛṣṭa**, so too is a **prābhinibodik-jñānī** human with **madhyama** equal to another **prābhinibodik-jñānī** with **madhyama**. 1. (a) **Prajñāpanā.m.**, **vṛtti**, **patraṅka** 194, (b) **Prajñāpanādhino-prameyabo.**, **ṭīkā-bhā.** 2, pp. 753-759.