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[352] This should be understood in relation to the Brahma-loka kalpa. The gods of Brahma-loka have padmaleśyā and their highest state is ten sāgaropamas. Both the past and future antarmūhurta are included in the same antarmūhurta, which is why it is called antarmūhurta-adhika here. The highest time-antarmūhurta-adhika of the śuklaleśyāvan is said to be thirty-three sāgaropamas. This statement should be understood in relation to the gods of the Anuttaravimāna. Because they have śuklaleśyā and their highest state is thirty-three sāgaropamas. Antarmūhurta-adhika should be understood from the above mentioned reasoning. The time-state of the pra-leśyā beings - the a-leśyā beings are ayogi-kevali and siddha, they always remain beyond leśyā. Therefore, the a-leśyā state is called sādi-ananta. Ninth samyaktvadwār - 1343. "Bhagavan! For how long does samyakdṛṣṭi remain in the form of samyakdṛṣṭi?" "Gautama! Samyakdṛṣṭi is said to be of two types. They are as follows: (1) sādi-aparyavasita and (2) sādi-saparyavasita. Of these, the one which is sādi-saparyavasita, remains in the form of samyakdṛṣṭi from the lowest antarmūhurta to the highest, which is sixty-six sāgaropamas." 1344. "Bhagavan! For how long does mithyā-dṛṣṭi remain in the form of mithyā-dṛṣṭi?" "Gautama! Mithyā-dṛṣṭi is said to be of three types. They are as follows: (1) anādi-aparyavasita, (2) anādi-saparyavasita and (3) sādi-saparyavasita. Of these, the one which is sādi-saparyavasita, remains from the lowest antarmūhurta to the highest, which is ananta-kāla; (i.e.) ananta in relation to time." 1. (a) 'panchamiyāe missā'. (b) 'taiyāe mīsiyā'. (c) Prajñāpanasūtra Malay. Vṛtti, patraṅka 387 2. Prajñāpanasūtra Malay. Vṛtti, patraṅka 387