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## The Twenty-Third Chapter
The Arhat Dev is facing east or north,
In the middle of the Samvasaran, the auspicious land,
He is surrounded by twelve assemblies, in order:
1. The Buddhic Gods, Ganadharas, and other Munis,
2. The Kalpavasini Devis,
3. The Aryikas, human women,
4. The Bhavanavasini Devis,
5. The Vyantaranis,
6. The Jyotishkinis,
7. The Bhavanavasi Devas,
8. The Vyantar Devas,
9. The Jyotishk Devas,
10. The Kalpavasis,
11. Humans,
12. Animals.
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In the first enclosure, the Ganadharas and other Munis, holders of immense knowledge,
In the second, the Kalpavasini Devis,
In the third, the Aryikas, the wives of kings, and ordinary human women,
In the fourth, the Jyotish Devis,
In the fifth, the Vyantar Devis,
In the sixth, the Bhavanavasi Devis,
In the seventh, the Bhavanavasi Devas,
In the eighth, the Vyantar Devas,
In the ninth, the Jyotish Devas,
In the tenth, the Kalpavasis,
In the eleventh, the Chakravartis and other noble humans,
In the twelfth, the animals.
All of them, filled with devotion and humility, sit around the Jina.
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The one who has dispelled darkness with the rays of his words,
Who has removed the night of Samsara,
And who has also removed the twelfth Gunasthana, the state of dwindling delusion,
Like the twilight of that night,
He is seated on the chariot of Syadvada,
Driven by the excellent charioteer of Samyagjnana,
With seven swift horses of Nayas,
Bound by the reins of Pratiniyama.