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[428] [Prajñāpanasūtra] In the case of a Jghanya-guna kala, the number of paryāyas of an asankhyāta-pradeśī skandha is six-fold in relation to the dravya, four-fold in relation to the pradeśa, four-fold in relation to the sthiti, four-fold in relation to the avagāhana, equal in relation to the paryāyas of the kṛṣṇa-varṇa, and six-fold in relation to the remaining varṇa, etc., and the upper four sparśas. [542-1 Pr.] Bhagavan! How many paryāyas are there of the skandhas that are asankhyāta-pradeśī in a Jghanya-guna kala? [542-1 U.] Gautama! There are infinite paryāyas. [Pr.] Bhagavan! Why is it said that there are infinite paryāyas of the skandhas that are asankhyāta-pradeśī in a Jghanya-guna kala? [U.] Gautama! One asankhyāta-pradeśī pudgala-skandha in a Jghanya-guna kala is equal to another asankhyāta-pradeśī pudgala-skandha in a Jghanya-guna kala in relation to the dravya, six-fold in relation to the pradeśa, four-fold in relation to the sthiti, four-fold in relation to the avagāhana, equal in relation to the paryāyas of the kṛṣṇa-varṇa, and six-fold in relation to the remaining varṇa, etc., and the upper four sparśas. [2] Similarly, in the case of an Utkośa-guna kala... [542-2] (The same should be said about the paryāyas of the asankhyāta-pradeśī skandhas in an Utkośa-guna kala.) [3] Similarly, in the case of a Madhyama-guna kala... [542-3] (The same should be said about the paryāyas of the asankhyāta-pradeśī skandhas in a Madhyama-guna kala.) The only difference is that it is six-fold in its own sthāna. 543. [1] Bhagavan! How many paryāyas are there of the skandhas that are ananta-pradeśī in a Jghanya-guna kala? [543-1 U.] Gautama! There are infinite paryāyas. [Pr.] Bhagavan! Why do you say that there are infinite paryāyas of the skandhas that are ananta-pradeśī in a Jghanya-guna kala? [U.] Gautama! One ananta-pradeśī skandha in a Jghanya-guna kala is equal to another ananta-pradeśī skandha in a Jghanya-guna kala in relation to the dravya, six-fold in relation to the pradeśa, four-fold in relation to the avagāhana, four-fold in relation to the sthiti, equal in relation to the paryāyas of the kṛṣṇa-varṇa, and six-fold in relation to the remaining varṇa, etc., and the eight sparśas.