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## Mulachara
Asrava, Samvara, Nirjara, Bandha, Moksha, these are the nine substances. To have true faith in them is Samyaktva. || 203 ||
There are two types of Jivas: Samsari and Nirvrita. Samsari Jivas are of six types, and those who have attained Siddhi are Nirvrita Jivas. || 204 ||
Now, we will explain the six types of Samsari Jivas:
Prithvi, Aap, Tejo, Vayu, Vanaspati, and Trasa. There are 36 types of Prithvi, and these are to be known. || 205 ||
Meaning: The five stationary Jivas, Prithvi, Aap, Tejo, Vayu, and Vanaspati, and the Trasa, which have two indriyas to five indriyas, are the six types of Samsari Jivas. Among them, the 36 types of Prithvi are explained further. || 205 ||
Further, the 36 types of Prithvi are explained:
Prithvi, Baluga, Sakkara, Uvale, Sila, Lone, Aya, Tanva, Sisa, Ruppa, Suvanna, Vaire, Haridala, Hingula, Manosilla, Sassaganjana, Pavala, Abhapaddalabhavaalu, Badarkaya, Manividhiya, Gomajja, Ruja, Anka, Phala, Lohide. || 206-207 ||