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[Eighteenth Fayasthitipad] [333 1284. Panchendriyapjjattae nam bhantae! Panchendriyapjjattae ti kalamo kevaciran hoI? Goyama! Jahannena antomahattam, ukkosena sagarovama sayapuhattam / daram 3 // [1284 pra.] Bhagavan! Panchendriya-paryaptak, Panchendriya-paryaptarup in how much time does it remain? [1284 u.] Gautama! From the least Antomuhurta to the most excellent one hundred distinct Sagaropama (it remains in the Panchendriya-paryaptak-paryaya). Third door // 3 // Discussion-The third Indriyadwar-In the present 14 sutras (from sutra 1271 to 1284), the state of the sentient, non-sentient and sufficient-insufficient beings in that Paryaya has been described. Sentient-non-sentient-sentient being is called sentient and the being without Dravyendriya-Bhaavendriya (Siddh) is called non-sentient. The state of the sentient being in the sentient Paryaya-Sentient beings have been said to be of two types-Anadi-ananta and Anadi-santa / The one who is sentient, is regularly a worldly being and the world is Anadi / The one who will become Siddh, is Anadi-santa. Because in the state of liberation, the absence of the sentient Paryaya will occur / The one who will never become Siddh, is Anadi-ananta. Because the end of his sentient Paryaya will also not occur. Non-sentient-sufficient-insufficient are devoid of special characteristics / Sentient beings are of both sufficient and insufficient types / Those who are insufficient, should be understood in terms of attainment and instrument. In both ways, their Paryaya is from the least to the most excellent Antarmuhurta measure and sufficient should be understood here in terms of attainment. It is also possible in the Vigrahagati, even if it is insufficient from the instrument / Therefore, it becomes Siddh in the most excellent one hundred Sagaropama distinctness, that is, in a time slightly more than two hundred to nine hundred Sagaropama / Otherwise, the time of Karanaparyaptak is at most Antarmuhurta less than thirty-three Sagaropama measure / Therefore, the aforementioned statement will not be consistent. Therefore, here and further, sufficiency should be understood only in terms of attainment. 'The measure of Vanaspatikala-In terms of time, infinite Utsarpini and infinite Avasarpini time; in terms of area, infinite loka, innumerable Pudgalparavarta and those Pudgalparavarta should be understood as the innumerable part of Avali. That is, in the innumerable part of Pravali, as many times as there are, so many Pudgalparavarta should be understood here. The meaning of Sankhyatakala-The state of Dvi-indriya has been told as Sankhyatakala, its meaning is Sankhyat year, that is, the time of Sankhyat thousand years / The time of Panchendriya-For some more thousand Sagaropama, the Panchendriya being remains continuously Panchendriya / This time is due to roaming in these four-Naraka, Tiryanch, Manushya and Devagati / 1. Prajnapanasutra, Malaya. Vritti, page 377-378 2. Ibid, Malaya. Vritti, page 377