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Verse 58] Exposition of the Regions of Spatial Transference and the Relative Multiplicity
463. The regions of spatial transference in Hāṇāṇi are extremely numerous. 720. The regions of spatial transference in the Ithivede are innumerable. 721. The regions of spatial transference in Śoka are extremely numerous. 722. The regions of spatial transference in Arati are extremely numerous. 723. The regions of spatial transference in Navusayavede are extremely numerous. 724. The regions of spatial transference in Dugucchā are extremely numerous. 725. The regions of spatial transference in Bhaya are extremely numerous. 726. The regions of spatial transference in Purisavede are extremely numerous. 727. The regions of spatial transference in Mānasamjālana are extremely numerous. 728. The regions of spatial transference in Kohasamjālana are extremely numerous. 729. The regions of spatial transference in Māyāsamjālana are extremely numerous. 730. The regions of spatial transference in Lohasamjālana are extremely numerous. 731. The regions of spatial transference in Samyaktva are innumerable. 732. The regions of spatial transference in Samyagmithyātva are innumerable.
733. Why are the regions of spatial transference in Mithyātva innumerable compared to the regions of spatial transference in the Pañcapratyākhyānakasāyaloba of the Nāraka gati? 734. Mithyātva has a transference of qualities, but the Pañcapratyākhyānakasāya has no transference of qualities; for this reason, the regions of spatial transference in Mithyātva are innumerable compared to the regions of spatial transference in the Pañcapratyākhyānakasāya of the Nāraka gati.
735. The regions of spatial transference of a karma that has no complete transference are innumerable.