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## Twelfth Sharourpad
**117 is the fourth square with one Chedanak / The third square is of the number 256. Therefore, it has 8 Chedanaks. Similarly, the fourth square has 16 Chedanaks, the fifth square has 32 Chedanaks, and the sixth square has 64 Chedanaks / Thus, adding all the Chedanaks, there are a total of 66 Chedanaks, which is the product of the fifth square and the sixth square. In whichever square the multiplication is done with whichever square, that square contains the Chedanaks of both the multiplier and the multiplicand. For example, multiplying the first square with the second square results in six Chedanaks / Multiplying the second square of the number 16 with the first square of the number 4 (16 x 4 x 4 = 64) results in the number 64 / Its first Chedanak is 32, the second Chedanak is 16, the third Chedanak is 8, the fourth Chedanak is 4, the fifth Chedanak is 2, and the sixth Chedanak is 1 / Thus, there are 6 Chedanaks / Similarly, one should understand it everywhere / Similarly, multiplying the fifth square with the sixth square results in 96 Bhang, this is proven / Or, by establishing one digit and doubling it 96 times, if the same amount is obtained, then that amount is called the 96 Chedanak amount. This is said to be the number of humans in the Jghanya-pad. The number of humans in the Utkrishta-pad is as follows: The number of humans in the Utkrishta-pad is countless. In relation to time - if one human body is taken away at a time, then in countless Utsarpini-Avasarpini kalas, it is completely taken away. In relation to space - by projecting one form, a complete category of humans is taken away. This means that if one is added to the countless humans in the Utkrishta-pad, a complete category is taken away. The path of taking away that category from space and time is as follows: Time-wise - countless humans are taken away in countless Utsarpini-Avasarpini kalas / Space-wise - they are the first square root-proof multiplied by the third square root of an angul. The amount of space in angul-proof regions is 256, whose first square root is 16. Multiplying it by the third square root of two, the amount of regions (16 x 4 x 2 = 32) becomes 32. The category taken away from these many sections reaches completeness, and this is the ultimate number of humans. The question is - how do countless Utsarpini-Avasarpini kalas pass in taking away one category from the sections with the above proof? The solution is as follows: The space is extremely subtle / It is also said - time is subtle. Space is even more subtle than that; because countless Utsarpini kalas fit into the angul-proof categories. ' That is - the amount of space in an angul-proof area is greater than the time of countless Utsarpini kalas. The representation of the liberated generous bodies of humans should be understood as the same as the collection of liberated generous bodies. The representation of the bound-liberated Vaikriya-sharira etc. of humans is countable, because Vaikriya-labdhi is possible only in the womb-born humans, and that too in some, not in all. 1. Suhumo sa hoi kalo, tatto suhumyaram havi khettam / Angulsethi mette ussappini gro asankhejjayo / - Prajna. M. Vr., page 282**