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(The Prajapana Sutra and others are referred to as qualifications of lifespan / The emergence of lifespan in hell and other realms leads to the emergence of karma like caste, etc. / Otherwise, it does not, therefore, lifespan is the primary factor here. 'Attraction' is defined as the acquisition of karma particles by a living being through a specific type of effort / These sutras (from 687 to 690) discuss how many attractions, or specific efforts, are used by living beings in general, from hell to the celestial realms, to acquire the six types of lifespan karma particles, namely caste, name, lifespan, etc., for the purpose of binding? For example, just as many cows drink enough water in one gulp, while others, due to fear, drink water intermittently over two, three, four, or seven to eight hours, similarly, many living beings acquire the karma particles of caste, name, etc., with lifespan, in one slow attraction due to three adhyavasayas, others in two or three slower attractions, or four or five slowest attractions, or six, seven, or eight extremely slowest attractions / It should be noted here that the rule of attraction applies primarily to the caste, name, etc., that bind; it does not apply to the rest of the time. Many natures are 'dhruvabandhini' and many are 'paravartaman' / Since they are capable of binding for a long time, they do not follow the rule of attraction. The order of living beings who attract - The living beings who acquire lifespan karma particles for the purpose of binding in the maximum number of attractions are the fewest, and those who attract in progressively fewer attractions are progressively more numerous, with the most living beings attracting in one attraction. // Prajnapana Sutra: Sixth Vyutkranti Pada ends / 2. Prajnapana. Malaya. Vritti, page 218 1. Prajnapana. Malaya. Vritti, page 217-218 3. Pannavanasuttam Bha. 2, Introduction to the sixth pada, page 74)