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[First Knowledge-Declaration Chapter] [31. (3) Pudgala, transformed as each of the five tastes, if transformed by five colors, two smells, one touch and five institutions, then 20+20+20+20+20 - 100 of those five are destroyed. (4) Pudgala, transformed as each of the eight touches, if transformed by five colors, two smells, five tastes, six touches (excluding the opposite and self-touch) and five institutions, then 23+23+23+23+23+23 = 184 of them are destroyed. / (5) Pudgala, transformed as each of the five institutions, if transformed by five colors, two smells, five tastes and eight touches, then 20+20+20+20+20 = 100 of them are destroyed. / Thus, in terms of the mutual relationship of the five, including color, a total of 100+46+100+184+100 = 530 destructions (alternatives) are produced. To understand this clearly, take an example - suppose some skandha-shaped pudgala are black in color, that is, transformed as krishnavarna, some of them are fragrant in terms of smell, some are also foul-smelling. / In terms of taste - they can also be bitter, pungent, astringent, sour and sweet. / Think of touch from the point of view of sight, then they can be any one of the eight touches, including harsh, etc. / If considered in terms of institution, then those krishnavarna-transformed pudgala are also parimandala, circle, triangle, quadrilateral and rectangular in shape. / Thus, with a krishnavarna pudgala, 20 destructions occur with respect to each smell, taste, touch and institution. Similarly, all the aforementioned destructions should be considered. The number of alternatives should be understood from the point of view of the place, not from the microscopic point of view - although five colors, two smells, five tastes are found in the badaraskandhas, therefore, destructions (alternatives) can also occur from the remaining colors, etc., except for the authorized color, etc., however, in those badaraskandhas which are only practically black, etc., in the middle skandhas, such as - there is only one netraskandha in the dehas kandha, within it there is a red one, another within it is white, only those are intended here. Other colors, etc., are not possible in them. In the representation of touch, other touches are also seen along with one touch, excluding the opposite touch. Therefore, the number of destructions mentioned here is justified. But this number of alternatives should be understood only from the point of view of the place. / If seen microscopically, there can be infinite alternatives due to the infinite infinite differences of each of these in terms of tartamta. The duration of the color, etc., transformations is from the lowest one time to the highest innumerable time. 'Jiva-Prajnapan: Swaroop and Prakar 14. From what is the Jiva-Prajnapan? Jiva-Prajnapan is of two types. That is - the Jiva-Prajnapan of the world-aggregate is one and the Jiva-Prajnapan of the non-world-aggregate is two. / 1. Prajnapan. Malaya. Vritti, Patraank 10, 17-18