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## 220 / Go. Sa. Jivakanda
## Gaya 160-163
The **Jagatpratar** is a measure, but if this division belongs to the **Samanyadevas**, then by dividing the **Pratarangul** by the number of **Prataranguls** in the **Avaharkal** of the **Samanyadevas**, which is 256 **Suchyangul** squared, we get the **Avaharkal** of the **Jyotishis** (astronomers). Dividing the **Jagatpratar** by this **Avaharkal** gives us the measure of the **Jyotishis**.
**Doubt:** How many **Saudharma** and **Aishana** **Kalpavasis** are there in terms of **Dravyapraman**?
**Solution:** The **Saudharma** and **Aishana** **Kalpavasis** are **asankhyat** (innumerable) in terms of **Dravyapraman**.
**Doubt:** How many **Saudharma** and **Aishana** **Kalpavasis** are there in terms of **Kshetra** (space)?
**Solution:** In terms of **Kshetra**, the **Saudharma** and **Aishana** **Kalpavasis** are **asankhyat** **Jagatchrenis** (innumerable **Jagatchrenis**) or are equal to the **asankhyat** part of the **Jagatpratar**. The **Vishkambhasuchi** (diameter) of these **asankhyat** **Jagatchrenis** is equal to the **Suchyangul** squared multiplied by the cube root of the **Suchyangul**.
Multiplying the **Suchyangul** squared (cube root of **Suchyangul** x cube root of **Suchyangul**) by the cube root of **Suchyangul** - (cube root of **Suchyangul** x **Suchyangul** squared x cube root of **Suchyangul**) - we get the cube root of **Nagul**. Therefore, the **Saudharma** and **Aishana** **Kalpas** have **Devas** equal to the cube root of **Ghanangul**.
**Doubt:** How many **Saudharma** and **Aishana** **Kalpavasis** are there in terms of **Kal** (time)?
**Solution:** In terms of **Kal**, the **Saudharma** and **Aishana** **Kalpavasis** are **asankhyatasankhyat** (innumerably innumerable) and are **Apahrita** (taken away) by the **Avasarpini** and **Utsarpini** (descending and ascending cycles).
**Doubt:** What is the measure of the **Devas** from **Sanatkumar** to the **Sahasrar Kalpa**?
**Solution:** The measure of the **Devas** from **Sanatkumar** to the **Sahasrar Kalpa** is equal to the **asankhyat** part of the **J. Shre.** (**Jagatchreni**). In terms of **Samany** (general), there is no difference between the **asankhyat** part of the **J. Shre.** and the **Narakas** (hells) of the seventh **Prithvi** (earth). In terms of **Vishesh** (specific), there is a difference, because here we have the **J. Shre.** divided by the square roots of the eleventh, ninth, seventh, fifth, and fourth **J. Shre.** respectively.
This means that in the **Sanatkumar** and **Mahendra Kalpas**, the **J. Shre.** is divided by the eleventh square root; in the **Brahma** and **Brahmottar Kalpas**, it is divided by the ninth square root; in the **Lantav** and **Apishta Kalpas**, it is divided by the seventh square root; in the **Shukra** and **MahaShukra Kalpas**, it is divided by the fifth square root; and in the **Shatar** and **Sahasrar Kalpas**, it is divided by the fourth square root. This is the measure of the **Devarashi** (number of **Devas**).
**Doubt:** How many **Vimana** (flying vehicles) **Devas** are there from **Pranta** (border) to **Aparajit Vimana** (unconquerable **Vimana**) in terms of **Dravyapraman**?
**Solution:** The **Vimana** **Devas** from **Pranta** to **Aparajit Vimana** are equal to the **asankhyat** part of the **Patyopam** in terms of **Dravyapraman**. Here, the **Antarmuhurta** (inner moment) is **Apahrita** (taken away) by the **Patyopam**.
**Notes:**
1. Dh. Pu. 7, p. 264, Sutra 45-46.
2. Dh. Pu. 7, p. 265, Sutra 40-50.
3. Va. Pu. 7, p. 265, Sutra 50.
4. Dh. Pu. 7, p. 264, Sutra 47.
5. Gh. Pu. 7, p. 266.
6. Pa. Pu. 7, p. 266, Sutra 52-54.