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## 122/Go. Sa. Jodhakanda
## Verses 75-78
**Special Meaning:**
Describing the different types of *Jivasamas* (living beings) based on the number of *Jivasamas* in a single body (e.g., one *Jivasama*, two *Jivasamas*, three *Jivasamas*, etc.) is called *Jivasama* classification by location. The source of origin is called *Yoni*. Describing *Jivasamas* based on the different types of *Yoni* (e.g., *Sachitta*, *Praadi*, etc.) is called *Jivasama* classification by *Yoni*. Describing *Jivasamas* based on the different types of *Avgahana* (incarnation) from the lowest *Avgahana* of a *Sukshmalabhya* (subtle) *Pariaptanigod* (fully developed) *Jiva* to the highest *Avgahana* of a *Mahamatsya* (great fish) of five hundred *dhanush* (bows) is called *Jivasama* classification by *Sharirpravgahana* (body incarnation). There are many types of *Nokarmavargana* (karmic actions) that are the cause of the birth of different bodies. These *Nokarmavargana* lead to different *Kula* (families). Describing *Jivasamas* based on these *Kula* is called *Jivasama* classification by *Kula*. All *Jivasamas* should be described with their respective special differences. The examination done by experts is called *Praruprana* (classification).
**First Classification by Location:**
* *Samanya Jiva* (ordinary living being), *Tras* (mobile living being), and *Sthavar* (immobile living being)
* *Ekendriya* (one-sense), *Vikalendriya* (impaired sense), and *Sakalendriya* (complete sense)
* *Charimduge* (last) *Sakalendriya* (complete sense) with two classifications
* *Indriya* (sense), *Kaya* (body), and *Charim* (last) *Vasakaya* (body) with two, three, four, and five classifications
* Combining these classifications with the five *Sthavar* (immobile living beings) results in 7-8-6-10 locations. ||75||
* Combining *Tras* (mobile living being) with the five *Sthavar* (immobile living beings) and then combining *Tras* with two, three, four, and five classifications results in 11-12-13-14-15 locations. ||76||
* Combining *Tras* with six *Yugala* (pairs) and each *Vanaspati* (plant) with three, four, and five classifications results in 16-17-18 locations. ||76||
* Combining the five classifications of *Vas* (body) with the seven *Yugala* (pairs) of *Sthavar* (immobile living beings) results in the 16th location. ||76||
* Multiplying these 16 locations by one, two, and three results in the total number of locations. ||77||
* These 16 locations should be arranged in three rows. The first row should be based on *Samanya* (ordinary), the second row should be based on *Pariapt* (sufficient) and *Apariapt* (insufficient), and the third row should be based on *Pariapt* (sufficient), *Nitya Pariapt* (permanently sufficient), and *Labhya Pariapt* (obtainable sufficient). ||78||
**Special Meaning:**
(1) *Samanya Jiva* (ordinary living being), (2) *Tras* (mobile living being) and *Sthavar* (immobile living being), (3) *Ekendriya* (one-sense), *Vikalendriya* (impaired sense), and *Sakalendriya* (complete sense), (4) *Ekendriya* (one-sense), *Bikalendriya* (impaired sense), *Sanjipancheindriya* (conscious five senses), and *Ansanjiipancheindriya* (unconscious five senses), (5) *Ekendriya* (one-sense), *Dwiindriya* (two senses),