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**416** [The *Prajñāpanā Sūtra* is extensive. Therefore, it is called *dvi-sthāna-patita* / From the perspective of *avagāhana*, it is also *dvi-sthāna-patita*. From the perspective of *sthiti*, it is *catur-sthāna-patita* / It should be understood as *ṣaṭ-sthāna-patita* in terms of *varṇa* etc. and the aforementioned *catur-sparśa*. Why is the *ananta-pradeśī skandha* only *catur-sthāna-patita* from the perspective of *pravagahaṇa*? The *ananta-pradeśī skandha* is also only *catur-sthāna-patita* from the perspective of *avagāhana*, not *ṣaṭ-sthāna-patita*. Because there are countless *pradeśa* in *loka-ākāśa*, and the *ananta-pradeśī skandha* also only *avagāhana* in countless *pradeśa* at most / Therefore, there is no possibility of infinite parts and infinite qualities being lost or gained. For this reason, it cannot be *ṣaṭ-sthāna-patita* / Yes, from the perspective of the synonyms of *varṇa* etc., one *ananta-pradeśī skandha* can be less than another *ananta-pradeśī skandha* by an infinite-countless-countable number of parts, or by a countable, countless, or infinite number of qualities, from the perspective of *varṇa* etc. Therefore, it can be *ṣaṭ-sthāna-patita*. From the perspective of *pradeśa*, a *pradeśa-avagāḍha* atom is *ṣaṭ-sthāna-patita* compared to a *hanī-vṛddhi-śīla* substance, even when it is equal in terms of *pradeśa*. Because even a single atom resides in one *pradeśa*, and an *ananta-pradeśī skandha* can also reside in one *pradeśa*. But from the perspective of *avagāhana*, it is equal. From the perspective of *sthiti*, it is *catur-sthāna-patita*, and from the perspective of *varṇa* etc. and *catur-sparśa*, it is *ṣaṭ-sthāna-patita* / From the perspective of *pravagahaṇa*, a *countless-pradeśa-avagāḍha* *pudgala* is *catur-sthāna-patita* - because there are countless *pradeśa* in *loka-ākāśa*, in which *pudgala* *avagāhana*. Therefore, *avagāhana* of any *pudgala* in infinite *pradeśa* is not possible / 2 / A *countable-quality* *kāla* *pudgala* is *dvi-sthāna-patita* in its own place - a *countable-quality* *kāla* *pudgala* is either *countable-part* deficient *kṛṣṇa* or *countable-quality* deficient *kṛṣṇa*. If it is more, then it is *countable-part* more or *countable-quality* more / An *infinite-quality* *kāla* *pudgala* is *ṣaṭ-sthāna-patita* in its own place - in one *infinite-quality* *kāla* *pudgala*, another *infinite-quality* *kāla* *pudgala* is *infinite-part* deficient, *countless-part* deficient, *countable-part* deficient, or *countable-quality* deficient, *countless-quality* deficient, *infinite-quality* deficient / That is, it is *ṣaṭ-sthāna-patita*. The *paryāya-prūpa-raṇā* from *dvi-pradeśī* to *ananta-pradeśī skandha* with specific *avagāhana* and *sthiti* like *jaghanya* etc. 525. [1] "O *bhaṇṭa*, what is the number of *jaghanya-avagāhana*?" "O *goyamā*, it is infinite." "By what means, *bhaṇṭa*, is it said to be so?" 1. (a) *Prajñāpanā* M. *Vṛtti*, *patraṅka* 202, 2. (a) *Prajñāpanā* M. *Vṛtti*, *patraṅka* 203, 3. (a) *Prajñāpanā* M. *Vṛtti*, *patraṅka* 203-204, (b) *Prajñāpanā* P. B. *Ṭīkā*, p. 811 to 813 (b) *Prajñāpanā* P. B. *Ṭīkā*, p. 814 to 819 (b) *Prajñāpanā* P. B. *Ṭīkā*, p. 821-822