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## Translation:
**[Prajnapana Sutra (14)]** Ekasiddha - Those who become Siddha alone at one time are called Ekasiddha. **(15)** Anekasiddha - Those who become Siddha in more than one number at one time are called Anekasiddha. According to the principles, a maximum of 108 beings become Siddha at one time. / These 15 types are mentioned due to the difference in the title of the Anantar Siddhas.
**Types of Paramprasiddha - Samsara Samapanna Jivas:** There are many types of these, therefore the scholars have not given a definite number of their types. / From Aprathamasamayasiddha to Anantasamayasiddha, all beings are in the category of Paramprasiddha. / Aprathamasamayasiddha - Those who do not have a first time of becoming Siddha, i.e., those who have become Siddha more than once, are called Aprathamasamayasiddha. Or, those who are contemporary with the first time in Paramprasiddhas are called Prathamasamayasiddha. / Similarly, in the third and subsequent times, they are called Dvitiyasamayasiddha, etc. Or, the statement 'Aprathamasamayasiddha' is made generally, and further, it is specifically stated - Dvisamayasiddha, Trisamayasiddha, Chatursamayasiddha, etc., up to Anantasamayasiddha, should be understood as Aprathamasamayasiddha - Paramprasiddha. Or, the meaning of Paramprasiddha is as follows: whoever is Siddha in any first time, the one who became Siddha one time before him is called 'Par'. / The one who became Siddha one time before him is also called 'Par'. The meaning of Paramprasiddha is that in the time when a being became Siddha, the beings who became Siddha in the previous times are all Paramprasiddha in comparison to him. / They have been becoming Siddha from infinite past time, they are all Paramprasiddha in comparison to anyone who is going to become Siddha in any desired first time. / Such Muktatma Paramprasiddha are Asansarasamapanna Jivas.
**3 Samsarasamapanna - Jiva Prajnapana:** Five types of Jiva Prajnapana.
**18.** What is the (aforementioned) Samsarasamapanna Jiva Prajnapana? **18.** Samsarasamapanna Jiva Prajnapana is said to be of five types. It is as follows: (1) Ekaindriya Samsarasamapanna Jiva Prajnapana, (2) Dvoindriya Samsarasamapanna Jiva Prajnapana, (3) Triindriya Samsarasamapanna Jiva Prajnapana, (4) Chaturindriya Samsarasamapanna Jiva Prajnapana, and (5) Panchendriya Samsarasamapanna Jiva Prajnapana. /
**-** 1. For a detailed description of 'Anek Siddha', see Prajnapana Sutra Ma. Vritti, Patraank 22 'Battissa Adayala Satti Babattari Ya Boddhva / Chulasi Chounnai U Durahiyam Atu Tarasay Cha //'
**2.** Prajnapana Sutra Ma. Vritti, Patraank 19 to 22.
**3.** Prajnapana Sutra Malaya. Vritti, Patraank 23 and 18.