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## Verse 264-2:5
**Yoga Margaga/341**
The number of Devas is known. By dividing it into three parts and multiplying each part by its respective time, we get the number of Manoyogi, Vachanayogi, and Kayayogi beings. Again, by adding the times of the four Manoyogis and dividing the number of Manoyogi beings by this sum, we get the number of beings in each of the four Manoyogis, namely Satyamanoayogi, etc.
Similarly, by adding the times of the four Vachanayogis and dividing the number of Vachanayogi beings (obtained above) by this sum, we get the number of beings in each of the four Vachanayogis, namely Satya Vachanayogi, etc.
It is noteworthy that by adding the number of beings in the Dwindriya, Trindriya, Chaturindriya, and Asanjnī Panchendriya Vachanayogi beings to the number of beings in the Anubhay Vachanayogi beings, we get the total number of Anubhay Vachanayogi beings.
**Verse 264**
**Karmaṇakāyayoga** time, **Praudārikamiśrakaṇakāyayoga** time, and **Audārikakāyayoga** time are all infinite.
**Verse 265**
The time of **Karmaṇakāyayoga** is three moments, the time of **Praudārikamiśrakaṇakāyayoga** is a countable number of **Prāvalī**, and the time of **Audārikakāyayoga** is a countable number of **Prāvalī** multiplied by another countable number. By dividing the total number of beings in a **Yoga** by the sum of these three times and multiplying by their respective times, we get the number of beings in each **Yoga**. The number of **Karmaṇakāyayogi** beings is the least, the number of **Praudārikamiśrakaṇakāyayogi** beings is countless times greater, and the number of **Audārikakāyayogi** beings is countable times greater than that.
**Special Note:** Here, the **Nigoda** beings are the most numerous because all other types of beings are countless. Even among the **Nigoda** beings, the **Sūkṣma** beings are the most numerous. The **Sūkṣma** **Nigoda** beings are countless times more numerous than the **Bādar** **Nigoda** beings. Among the **Sūkṣma** **Nigoda** beings, the **Paryāptak** beings are countable times more numerous than the **Aparyāptak** beings. The lifespan of the **Sūkṣma** **Paryāptak** **Nigoda** beings is only a fraction of a moment. However, even though this lifespan is only a fraction of a moment, it is countable times greater than the **Aparyāptak** time. The **Karmaṇakāyayoga** time is three moments because **Karmaṇakāyayoga** occurs only in the **Anāhārak** state, and the **Anāhārak** state lasts for three moments. The **Aparyāptak** time is a countable number of **Prāvalī**. And one **Prāvalī** contains a countless number of moments.