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[354] For an infinite period of time, he remains a Mithyadrishti, and after an infinite period of time, he attains Samyaktva. For an infinite period of time, one should understand infinite Utsapini-Avapini, and in terms of space, one should understand the reflection of Pudgala everywhere in the entire field. Samyag-Mithyadrishti does not remain in the state of mixed vision for even a moment. After a moment, a being with mixed vision either becomes Samyagdristi or Mithyadrishti, therefore, one should understand that the minimum and maximum time for Samyag-Mithyadrishti is only a moment. The tenth gate of knowledge 1346. "O Bhagavan! For how long does a Gyanee remain in the Gyanee state?" "Gautama! Gyanee is said to be of two types: (1) Sadi-Aparyavasit and (2) Sadi-Sapyaryavasit. Of these, the one who is Sadi-Sapyaryavasit, remains in the Gyanee state for a minimum of a moment and a maximum of sixty-six Sagaropama." 1347. "O Bhagavan! For how long does a Prabhinibodhik Gyanee remain in the Prabhinibodhik Gyanee state?" "Gautama! (As it has been said about the ordinary Gyanee), understand it in the same way." 1348. "Similarly, understand the time period of a Shruta Gyanee." 1349. "The time period of an Avadhi Gyanee is also the same, but the minimum is only one moment." 1350. "O Bhagavan! For how long does a Manaparyavani remain in the Manaparyavani state?" "Gautama! The minimum is one moment and the maximum is a Desurna Puvakodhi." 1. Pragyapanasutra Malay. Vatti, Patranka 388 2. Ibid., Malay. Vritti, Patranka 388-389