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Eleventh Chapter [87 [886 u.] The difference that arises from the splitting or tearing of mouse peas, mung beans (or pulses of gram or cowpea), sesame seeds, mung beans, black gram beans or castor seeds is called Utkathika Bheda. / This is the nature of Utkathika (Utkarika) Bheda. / 887. ASi Naṁ Bhanta! Davāṇaṁ Khaṇḍameeṇaṁ Payarameeṇaṁ Caṇiābheeṇaṁ Praṇataḍiāmedena Ukkaṛiābhēdena Ya Mijjhamaṇāṇaṁ Katare Katarehitho Appā Vā 4? Goyamā! Samvattho Vai Damvai Ukkaṛiābhēeṇaṁ Mijjhamaṇāi, Aṇutaḍiābhēdenaṁ Bhijjamāṇāi Aṇantaguṇāi, Cuṇiābheeṇaṁ Bhijjamāṇāi Aṇantaguṇāi, Payarābheeṇaṁ Bhijjamāṇāi Praṇataguṇāi, Khaṇḍameeṇaṁ Bhijjamāṇāiṁ Praṇataguṇāi. [887 pr.] Bhagavan! Which of these substances that are differentiated by Khaṇḍa Bheda, Pratara Bheda, Caṇika Bheda, Aṇutaṭika Bheda and Utkathika Bheda are less, more, equal or special? [887 u.] Gautama! The least substances are differentiated by Utkathika Bheda, those differentiated by Aṇutaṭika Bheda are infinitely more than them, those differentiated by Caṇika Bheda are infinitely more than them, those differentiated by Pratara Bheda are infinitely more than them, and those differentiated by Khaṇḍa Bheda are infinitely more than them. 888. [1] Neṛaiye Naṁ Bhanta! Jāi Davāi Bhāsattāe Mehati Tāi Ki Ṭhiyāi Geṇhati? Aṭhiyāiṁ Gaṇhati? Goyamā! Evaṁ Ceva Jahā Jīve Vatavvaya Bhaṇiyā (Su. 877) Tahā Raiyassavi Jāv Appābahuyam. _[888-1 pr.] Bhagavan! What kind of substances does the Nairyika take as language, does he take them as existing or non-existing? [888-1 u.] Gautama! Just as it has been said about the (Prodhīka) Jīva (in Su. 877), so also it should be said about the Nairyika up to the extent of the least and the most. [2] Evaṁ Egidiyavajjo Daṇḍano Jāv Vemaṇiyā / [888-2] Similarly, one should say Daṇḍaka from the one-sensed being up to the Vaimānika. 886. Jīvā Naṁ Bhanta! Jāi Davāi Bhāsattāe Geṇhaṁti Tāi Ki Ṭhiyāi Gevhaṁti? Aṭhiyāi Gevhaṁti? Goyamā! Evaṁ Ceva Puhuṭṭeṇa Vi ṇeyavvaṁ Jāv Bemaṇiyā. [889 pr.] What kind of substances do Jīvas take as language, do they take those existing substances or non-existing substances? [889 u.] Gautama! (They take existing substances as language /) (Just as the oneness