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**Gatha 160-163**
The number of Samyakdrishti humans is multiplied by the number of Asamyakt Samyakdrishti humans. The number of Asamyakt Samyakdrishti humans is multiplied by the number of Mithyadrishti humans. The number of Mithyadrishti humans is multiplied by the number of Mithyadrishti women. The lifespan of the Asamyakt humans is multiplied by an uncountable number. The number of Asamyakt humans is uncountable. The number of Samyakdrishti, etc., beings in the human realm is multiplied by the number of Samyakdrishti, etc., beings in the women's realm. This is because, due to the lack of proper Vedic knowledge, many beings do not attain Samyaktva.
**Doubt:** How is this known?
**Solution:** The Sutra states that "The number of Asamyakt Samyakdrishti beings in the neuter gender is the least, the number of Asamyakt Samyakdrishti beings in the female gender is uncountably more, and the number of Asamyakt Samyakdrishti beings in the male gender is uncountably more." This Sutra indicates that the number of beings in the female gender is less, and therefore, the number of Samyakdrishti, etc., beings in the female gender is also less. However, the exact number of Samyakdrishti, etc., beings in the female gender is not known because there is no such teaching available in this time.
The number of beings in the Devati realm is obtained by dividing the square of three hundred yojanas for the Vyantar Devas and the square of two hundred and fifty-six angulas for the Jyotishi Devas. ||160|| The number of Bhavanavasi Devas is obtained by multiplying the square root of the first cube of the ghana angula by the J.Shre. and the number of Saudharma-Ishana Devas is obtained by multiplying the J.Shre. by the cube root of the third cube of the ghana angula. ||161|| The number of Devas in the five Kalpa Yugas from the third (Sanatkumar) Kalpa to the twelfth (Sahasrar) Kalpa is obtained by dividing the J.The. by the eleventh, ninth, seventh, fifth, and fourth square roots of their respective J.Ve. The number of Devas in the Anatadi (26 Vimanas) is an uncountable fraction of the Paly. ||162|| The number of Sarvarthasiddhi Devas is three or seven times the number of women, and the number of general Devas is slightly more than the number of Jyotishi Devas. ||163||