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## English Translation:
**146 / Go. Sa. Jeevakanda**
**Gatha 102-103**
The subject matter is based on the same sutras as here, but with a specific meaning. The multiplier of the *shravagahana* from one microscopic being to another is the *prasankhyata* part of *avali*. This means that wherever it is stated that "the *avagahana* from one microscopic being to another is *asankhyata* times greater," the *prasankhyata* part of *avali* is the multiplier. The multiplier of the *pravgahana* from a microscopic being to a *vadar* being is the *asankhyata* part of *palmopam*. Wherever the *shravagahana* from a microscopic being with one sense to a *vadar* being is said to be *asankhyata* times greater, the *asankhyata* part of *patyopam* is the multiplier. The multiplier of the *avagahana* from a *vadar* being to a microscopic being is the *prasankhyata* part of *avali*. Wherever the *avagahana* from a *vadar* being is said to be *asankhyata* times greater than the *avagahana* of a microscopic being with one sense, the *asankhyata* part of *avali* is the multiplier. The multiplier of the *avagahana* from a *vadar* being to another *vadar* being is the *asankhyata* part of *palmopam*. The *hindriyadi* beings are also grasped when beings with the *vadar* karma are grasped. Wherever the *avagahana* from one *vadar* being to another *vadar* being is *asankhyata* times greater, the *asankhyata* part of *palmopam* is the multiplier. In some cases, the multiplier of the *avagahana* from one *vadar* being to another *vadar* being is *sankhyata* times. The multiplier of the *avagahana* in *hindriyadi* beings, *nirvriti* beings, and their *paryaptakas* is *sankhyata* times.
The origin of the multiplier of the *jghanya shravagahana* of a microscopic *vayukaamik* being from the *jghanya avagahana* of a microscopic *nigoda* being, which is the *prasankhyata* part of *avali*, and the description of the differences in the *shravagahanas* between the two, is explained in the *avaruvari* section. The *shradi* (series) continues in this way, with each *mad* (stage) being related to the previous one. || 102 || When the *pravara avagahana* is grasped, the *jghanya parimita* is *asankhyata* times greater. The *pravara* is *asankhyata* times greater than the *tuvara*. || 103 ||
**Explanation:**
The *jghanya shravagahana* is the smallest *shravagahana*. When one *pradesh* (region) is added to the measure of the *jghanya shravagahana*, it becomes the starting point for the *asankhyata* part increase. From this point onwards, the *pradesh* increases continuously by one *pradesh* at a time. When the *jghanya parimita* is divided by the *jghanya parita* *asankhyata* part, the resulting *shrave* (number) indicates the number of *pradeshes* that need to be added to reach the highest point of the *asankhyata* part increase. || 102-103 ||
**Specific Meaning:**
The subject matter discussed in these two *gathas* is found in the commentary on *D. Pu. 11 Su. 21*. Therefore, the specific meaning here is based on that. By making the *prasankhyata* part of *patyopam* rare and dividing the *ghanangul* into equal parts, the *jghanya avagahana* of a microscopic *nigoda* being is obtained for each *rupa* (unit). Subsequently, with one *pradesh* more *avagahana*, the *jghanya avagahana* of a being residing in the same *nigoda* *paryaya* (stage) is obtained. This second *shravagahana* alternative has increased due to the *asankhyata* part increase. It is as follows: By making the *jghanya avagahana* rare below and obtaining the amount corresponding to one digit above (the *jghanya avagahana*), one *pradesh* is obtained by dividing the *jghanya avagahana* into equal parts. The second *ajghanya avagahana* of a being residing two *pradeshes* above the *jghanya avagahana* is obtained. Here too, there is an *asankhyata* part increase. Three *pradeshes* more than the *jghanya...*
1. *D. Pu. 11 p. 66-70*