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Kasaya Pahuda Sutta
[115] The number of beings with the divisions of the twenty-two prakritis is countable. [116] The number of beings with the divisions of the twenty-three prakritis is innumerable. [117] The number of beings with the divisions of the twenty-one prakritis is innumerable. [118] The number of beings with the divisions of the twenty-four prakritis is innumerable. [119] The number of beings with the divisions of the twenty-eight prakritis is innumerable. [120] The number of beings with the divisions of the twenty-six prakritis is infinite.
[121] The Bhujagara (serpentine), Appada (small) and Avaddvido (stationary) should be known.
The commentary states that there are seventeen Anuyogadvara (modes of exposition) in the Bhujagara division, which are: Samutkirttana, Sadivibhatti, Anadivibhatti, Dhruvavibhatti, Adhruvavibhatti, Ekajivena Samittam, Kala and Antara; Bhangavicaya, Bhagabhaganuggama, Parimananuggama, Kkhettanuggama, Sparsananuggama, Kalanuggama, Antaranuggama, Bhavanuggama and Alpacahuttva. The commentator has not explained these in detail, as they are already covered in other texts. The commentator has only explained the Kalanuyyogadvara, as it is the basis for understanding the other Anuyogadvara.