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The [**Labdhyaparyaptak**] have been exhausted and in every region, there is an increase from less to more. Remember that in these [**Alpabahutva**], the excellent [**Avgahana**] of the [**Labdhyaparyaptak**] has remained unnatural.
This entire subject of Go. Ji. has been taken from Dhaval Pu. 11 page 56 to 74 (Sutras 31 to 16).
The subtle [**Aaparyaptak**] increases from its inferior [**Avgahana**] to the excellent [**Avgahana**]. Its 34 [**Bindi**] are written. Similarly, the [**Aaparyaptak**] beings from the first to the sixteenth row increase from their own inferior to excellent [**Avgahana**]. These beings from row 1 to row 16 [see the presented picture] are all [**Aaparyaptak**]. The picture on page 154 of this original [**Nantha**] has three parts: - The first and second parts are upwards. The third part is downwards. The first part shows the inferior [**Avgahana**] of the [**Aaparyaptak**] ( [**Labdhyaparyaptak**]) beings. This is a picture of the first 16 places out of the 64 [**Avgahana**] places shown on pages 143 to 145. Then, in the picture on page 154 of the original text, the graph picture of the second part above is [**Aaparyaptak**] [i.e. [**Nirvatyaparyaptak**]] beings related to the excellent [**Avgahana**]. In this also, 16 [**Avgahana**] places have come, which are the places of the following numbers out of 64 places [see pages 143 to 145]: - 18th, 21st, 24th, 27th, 30th, 33rd, 36th, 39th, 42nd, 45th, 48th and 55th to 59th. Thus, in the upper part of the picture on page 154 of the original text, there are 16 inferior places of the [**Aaparyaptak**] and 16 excellent places of the [**Aaparyaptak**]. The picture that is formed from these 32 places is the depiction of the picture up to the 16th row of the picture printed in front.
Then, the part below in the picture on page 154, i.e. the third part, is only of the inferior and excellent [**Avgahana**] of the [**Paryaptak**] beings. Out of the 64 places, the remaining 32 places have come. These places are the places of the following numbers in 64 places: - 17, 19, 20, 22, 23, 25, 26, 28, 29, 31, 32, 34, 35, 37, 38, 40, 41, 43, 44, 46, 47, 49, 50, 51 to 54 and 60 to 64. This picture is of the lower part. Therefore, in the picture printed in front, below the 16 rows,
Note - It seems to me from my own understanding that the picture printed on page 154 (although taken from Dha, 11/71) is not a [**Matsya-Rachana**], nor is there any " [**Matsya Rachana**]" written anywhere in Dha, 11. But that picture is only a graphical representation of 64 [**Avgahana**] in an organized manner [first 16 [**Aaparyaptak**]'s inferior, then 16 [**Aaparyaptak**]'s excellent and below all [**Paryaptak**]'s inferior and excellent = 32]. From that, the [**Mukti Matsya-Rachana**] is not what we have described here. The same structure is also described in Go. Ji.'s Kannada and Sanskrit commentary. I have taken its entire basis.
According to the picture given on page 154 of the present text, if the form of [**Asankhyatagugaatva**] is made in order of the first 16 places and the remaining 48 [**Avgahana**] are marked in this way in order [given a shape], then the shape that is formed will also be in the form of a fish, it is not impossible, because in the entire universe, [**Matsya**] (fish) are available in wonderful and strange varieties.
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