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## Chapter 22: Elucidation of the Anuyogadwaras of Mulaprakriti, Anubhagavibhakti, and Vibhakti
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Time is found. For a being with a low Anubhagavibhakti, the lowest time is one moment, and the highest time is a countable number of moments. For a being with a non-low Anubhagavibhakti, all time is found. (21) Antar-anuyogadwar - In this Anuyogadwar, the difference in time between beings with different karmas, and between beings with high, low, and non-low Anubhagavibhakti, is examined. For example, for a being with a high Anubhagavibhakti of mohaniya karma, the lowest difference in time is one moment, and the highest difference in time is as many moments as there are regions in an infinite number of lokas. For a being with a non-high Anubhagavibhakti, there is never a difference in time. For a being with a low Anubhagavibhakti, the lowest difference in time is one moment, and the highest difference in time is six months. For a being with a non-low Anubhagavibhakti, there is never a difference in time.
(22) Bhava-anuyogadwar - In this Anuyogadwar, the bhavas of beings with Anubhagavibhakti are considered. All beings with Anubhagavibhakti of mohaniya karma have audayika bhava. (23) Alp-bahutva-anuyogadwar - In this Anuyogadwar, the scarcity and abundance of beings with different Anubhagavibhakti of karma, such as high, non-high, etc., are considered. For example, beings with a high Anubhagavibhakti of mohaniya karma are the fewest, and beings with a non-high Anubhagavibhakti are infinitely more numerous. Beings with a low Anubhagavibhakti of mohaniya karma are the fewest, and beings with a non-low Anubhagavibhakti are infinitely more numerous.
In addition to these, Anubhagavibhakti is also considered through the following four Anuyogadwaras:
(1) Bhujakaravibhakti - This Anuyogadwar explains the thirteen Anuyogadwaras that discuss the state of beings with Bhujakar, Alp-tar, and Avashthit Anubhagavibhakti, including their Samutkirtan, ownership, and other states.
(2) Padnikshep - This Anuyogadwar specifically considers the increase, decrease, and state of beings with Bhujakar Anubhagavibhakti through Samutkirtan, ownership, and Alp-bahutva.