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## 26] This is called the "Prajnapana Sutra Acharam". In this, the thirteenth bhang - "Kathंचित् दो चरम एवं अवक्तव्य" occurs. It is as follows:
When a Panchapradeshi Skandha, according to this establishment, is situated in five Akashapradeshas, then two of its atoms are situated in two Akashapradeshas above in the same series, similarly two atoms are situated in two Akashapradeshas below in the same series, and one atom is situated in the middle. In this situation, the two atoms above are called "Charam" like the "Dwipradeshigaadh Dwayanukaskandha", similarly the two atoms below are also "Charam", thus four "Charam" and one atom, being alone and "Pravaktvy", the entire Panchapradeshi Skandha can be called "Kathंचित् अनेक चरम and Pravaktvy".
In the Panchapradeshi Skandha, the twenty-fourth bhang - "Kathंचित् अनेक चरम, एक अचरम and अनेक अवक्तव्यरूप" also occurs. It is as follows:
When the Panchapradeshi Skandha, according to this establishment, is situated in five Akashapradeshas in the same series and different series, then three of its atoms are situated in three Akashapradeshas in the same series and two atoms are situated in two Akashapradeshas in different series. In this situation, the two atoms at the beginning and end are called "Charam", the middle atom is called "Acharam", and the two atoms situated in the different series are called "Avaktvy". Thus, their collective form, the Panchapradeshi Skandha, can be called "Charam, one Acharam, two Pravaktvy".
Similarly, the twenty-fifth bhang - "Kathंचित् अनेक चरम, अनेक अचरम and एक प्रवक्तव्य" can also occur. It is as follows:
When the Panchapradeshi Skandha, according to this establishment, is situated in five Akashapradeshas in the same series and different series, then four atoms are situated in four Akashapradeshas in the same series and one atom is situated in the different series. In this situation, out of the said four Akashapradeshas, the two at the beginning and end are called "Charam" and the two in the middle are called "Acharam", and the one atom situated in the different series is "Avaktvy". Thus, the entire Panchapradeshi Skandha can be called "two Charam, two Acharam and one Pravaktvy".
Thus, the first, third, seventh, ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth, twenty-third, twenty-fourth, and twenty-fifth, these 11 bhangs occur in the Panchapradeshi Skandha, the remaining 15 bhangs do not occur in it.
In the Shatpradeshi Skandha, fifteen bhangs occur - 11 of these bhangs are mentioned in the Panchapradeshi Skandha, they should be understood according to the previous explanation. The remaining four bhangs are as follows: the fourth, fourteenth, nineteenth, and twenty-sixth bhang.
The eighth bhang is - "एक चरम and दो (अनेक) अचरमरूप". It occurs as follows:
When a Shatpradeshi Skandha, according to this establishment, is situated in six Akashapradeshas in the same series, then four atoms situated in the same series, as mentioned earlier...