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## 408/Go. Sa. Jivakanda
## Gatha 323-31
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**(A) How many times greater is the innumerable-part-increase (B) from the increase of the lower place (A) than the product of the number of living beings and the innumerable worlds? To overcome this, we need to divide the innumerable-part-increase (B) by the increase of the time-marker (B) which is the infinite-part-increase (A).**
**(B) Upon dividing by (A), we get:**
(Number of living beings x innumerable worlds) / (Number of living beings x (Number of living beings - 1))
**(C) By canceling out the similar terms in the numerator and denominator, we get:**
(Number of living beings - 1) / innumerable worlds = 1 + (Number of living beings / innumerable worlds)
**(D) Thus, it is proven that the multiplier is the number of living beings plus one, divided by the innumerable worlds.**
**(E) The innumerable-part-increase is obtained by increasing it by one less than the inferior innumerable-part-increase.**
**(F) The term "one less than the inferior innumerable" refers to the superior number. When this superior number is multiplied by one more than the section-marker, and then divided by the last infinite-part-increase in the section-marker-measured increases, the result is the first place of the innumerable-part-increase. When one indivisible-intersection is removed from this, there is a shift in place. This is an infinite calculation from the lower infinite-part-increase shifts. It is innumerable times greater than the innumerable-part-increase shifts. It is innumerable times greater than the lower infinite-part-increase shifts of the upper infinite-multiplication-increase. It is innumerable times greater than the lower innumerable-part-increase shifts of the innumerable-multiplication-increase. It is number-times greater, number-times less, or innumerable-times less than the lower number-part-increase shifts of the infinite-multiplication-increase.**
**(G) The number-multiplication-increase is increased by one less than the inferior innumerable-multiplication-increase. When the section-marker-measured number-part-increases reach the infinite-part-increase place located in the subject of the number-part-increase, and then multiplied by the superior number, the number-multiplication-increase occurs. In the lower place, this...**
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