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## Chapter 216, Jiva Kanda, Verse 155-156
The Naraki (J.the.) of the second earth are the Naraki (J.shre.) of the third earth. The Naraki (J.the.) of the fourth earth are the Naraki (J.shre.) of the fifth earth. The Naraki (J.shre.) of the sixth earth and the Naraki (J.shre.) of the seventh earth are the same. (All these are J.dhaat). The number of all Naraki is obtained by subtracting all these from the number of Naraki (J.shre.) multiplied by the square root of the second square of Ghanaangul. This number is slightly less than the number of all Naraki. In this way, the number of all Naraki and the number of Naraki on each of the seven earths has been stated.
The number of Tiryanch (non-human) beings is obtained by subtracting the number of beings in the three paths from the total number of beings in the world. The number of Panchendriya (five-sense) Tiryanch beings is obtained by subtracting the number of beings in the three paths from the total number of Panchendriya beings. The number of Panchendriya Tiryanch beings with sufficient karma is obtained by subtracting the number of beings in the three paths from the total number of Panchendriya Tiryanch beings with sufficient karma. The number of Tiryanch beings in the world is divided by the square of six hundred yojanas. The number of Panchendriya Tiryanch beings with sufficient karma is obtained by subtracting the number of Panchendriya Tiryanch beings with sufficient karma from the total number of Panchendriya Tiryanch beings.
**Explanation:** To understand the above statement correctly, it is necessary to know the number of beings in the world, the number of Panchendriya beings, and the number of Panchendriya beings with sufficient karma. The total number of beings is infinite and infinite in many ways.
**"Naam Thavana Dadhiyam Sassava Ganana Paadesiyam Avantum. Ego Ubhaayaadeso Vistharo Samva Bhavo Ya."** (Verse 8)
Name is infinite, establishment is infinite, substance is infinite, eternal is infinite, calculation is infinite, non-local is infinite, one is infinite, both are infinite, expansion is infinite, all is infinite, and existence is infinite. Thus, there are eleven types of infinity.
**Shankara:** Which of these eleven types of infinity is the total number of beings considered infinite?
**Solution:** The total number of beings is considered infinite in terms of calculation infinity. Calculation infinity is of three types: Paritaanant, Yuktaanant, and Anantaanant.
**1. P. Pu. 3 Pri. 11**