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The Lord answers the questions in a negative way - the Ratnapraba earth is neither a single ultimate nor a multiple ultimate. Because, as per the previous statement, when the Ratnapraba earth is not a single ultimate and non-ultimate, how can it be a multiple ultimate and non-ultimate? That is, the Ratnapraba earth is neither a multiple ultimate substance nor a multiple non-ultimate substance. Similarly, the Ratnapraba earth cannot be described as either ultimate-ending regions or non-ultimate-ending regions. Because, when ultimateness and non-ultimateness are not possible in the Ratnapraba earth, then it cannot be called an ultimate region or a non-ultimate region. The question arises that if the Ratnapraba earth is not any of the aforementioned six options, then what is it? How should it be described and understood? The Lord said in response - 'The Ratnapraba earth is non-ultimate and multiple ultimate (charamani) and is ultimate-ending region and non-ultimate-ending region. This means that when the question is asked about the Ratnapraba earth, which is intended in a single and undivided form, it cannot fall into any of the aforementioned six categories, but when the Ratnapraba earth is considered as countless regions and divided into many components, then it can be called non-ultimate and multiple ultimate (charamani). Because the Ratnapraba earth is situated in such a form. In such a situation, each section existing in its boundary parts and the one-result of various types are transformed, those sections can be called multiple ultimate (charamani) and the large section that is in the middle of those boundary parts, if it is considered as one due to being a one-result of various types, then it is 'non-ultimate'. Thus, the Ratnapraba earth is a collective form consisting of many boundary sections and a single central large section, not accepting this will lead to the absence of the Ratnapraba earth. In this way, when the same earth is considered as component-composed, it can be called non-ultimate-multiple ultimate (charamani), that is, undivided and a single subject of definition, similarly, when the regions are intended, it can also be called 'ultimate-ending multiple region' and 'non-ultimate-ending multiple region', because the regions present in its external sections are called ultimate-ending regions and the regions present in the central large section are called 'non-ultimate-ending regions'. Thus, the Lord's answer, which mainly negates the one-sided error, indicates that the Ratnapraba and other objects are component-composed, there is some difference and some non-difference between the component and the composed, this is indicated by the Anekanta principle. Just as the Ratnapraba earth was analyzed and modeled by questioning and defining (with logic), the same modeling should be done from the Sharkara earth to the Tamas earth, and from Saudharma to Anuttara Vimana, and also for the Ishtapraarabhara earth and the Lok. The same should be done for the Alok by creating a question-answer formula. For Alok, the sections that enter the Lok's non-ultimate are ultimate, the rest are all non-ultimate, and the regions in the ultimate section are ultimate-ending regions and the regions in the non-ultimate section are non-ultimate-ending regions. 1. Prajnaapana. Malaya. Vritti, Patraank 229 2. Same Malaya. Vritti, Patraank 229