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Thirty-two, thirty-six, fifty, fifty-four, forty-eight, sixty-two, sixty-six, seventy and seventy-four are zero. Further, one should know the zero count by place value from the lowest to the highest of their own category. The lowest of the lower row is two zeros away from the lowest of the upper row. In the seventeenth row, by writing the zeros from the lowest to the highest of their own category for the twelve types of beings in one, below that, in four rows, one should know the count of zeros by place value from the lowest to the highest of their own category for the two-sense, three-sense, four-sense and five-sense beings. When arranged in this way, all the Avagahaas take the form of a fish.
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(3) On page 780, verse 729, the term "Doņi Shraahara" implies the Shaaharak Kayayog and the Aahaarak Mishr Kayayog. (Bal 22024) However, here, starting from the Aahaarak Mishr Kayayog and until the final moment of the existence of the Aahaarak Kayayog, the Graahaarak body and the Aahaarak limbs also arise according to the rules (Dhaval 7154-55). Therefore, the Graahaarak body and the Aahaarak limbs arise simultaneously, and both the Praahaarak and Graahaarak Mishr Yogas remain continuously. For those who have Man:paryay, Parihaarvishuddhi or Prathamopasham Samyaktva, the negation of the Praahaarak body or the Praahaarak limbs is also self-evident. Similarly, one should know that the Man:paryaygyani, Prathamopasham Samyaktvi or Parihaarvishuddhi Ridhidhari does not have Aahaarak Samudghaat, because the meaning of Aahaarak Samudghaat is the Aahaarak body coming out of the Pradaarik body. Therefore, when the remaining three are not present in the existence of the Aahaarak body, how can those remaining three (Man:paryaygyan, Upasham Samyaktva, Parihaarvishuddhi) be present in the Aahaarak Samudghaat? (Dhaval 7431, 71355, 454).
The Aahaarak Mishr Kayayogi does not have these three: Man:paryaygyan, Parihaarvishuddhi Samyam and Upasham Samyaktva. This is a certain truth. (Dhaval 2.666) The same should be said for the Aahaarak Kayayogi. Similarly, these remaining three, Man:paryay, Parihaarvishuddhi and Upasham Samyaktva, are not present with the Graahaarak body and limbs. [Dhaval 7.666, Dhaval 6.305 Shraval 14.246] It can also be said that the Aahaarakdvik, Man:paryaygyan, Parihaarvishuddhi Samyam, these Riddhis and Upasham Samyaktva, these four do not occur together, they occur one at a time. (Dhaval 2735, Dhaval 14.247) The special point is that Upasham Samyaktva is the bondage of the Aahaarak body [Dhaval 6380 and Jain Gazette Di. 5.12.66] but it cannot arise. Similarly, Man:paryaygyadi (Shraval 265-66) and Parihaar Vishuddhi Samyami can also bind the Aahaarak body, (Dhaval 8307) only the arising is prohibited. The rest should be said according to the Agamas.
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(4) The commentary and meaning of verse 82 (page 126) states that Tirthankaras, two types of Chakravartis and Balabhadra are born in the Kurmonal Yoni. On this, one should know this special point that from the same Kurmonal Yoni from which Bharat Chakravarti was born, 66 other sons (Bharat's brothers) were also born. From the same Kaikasi from which Ravana Prativaasudeva was born, Bhanukaranam and Vibhishan were also born (Po. Pu. Parva 7 Shloka 164 to 228). From the same Yoni from which Devaki's Krishna (Vaasudeva) was born, Nripadatta, Devapal, Anikadatta, Ghanikapal, Shatrughna and Jinashatru were born.
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