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Guide :- Acharya Shri Suvihasagar Ji Maharaj
Verses 323-331
Janmarg/413
Here in the context, there are only twelve (12) projections, sixty-six (66) Pishuls and two hundred twenty (220) Pishulapishuls. By establishing this, we demonstrate the doubling growth.
Doubt - There are only 000000000000 (1641-12) projections in the three-fourths of the Utkrishta Sankhyat. Separating these 000000000000, if there are only 0000000000 projections in the one-fourth of the Utkrishta Sankhyat, then there would be a doubling growth of 00000000, but it is not so. Therefore, doubling growth does not occur here?
Solution - No, because only one-fourth of the Utkrishta Sankhyat are projections compared to the Pishuls. For example, the three-fourths of the Utkrishta Sankhyat are Pishuls in the form of the sum of one less than three-fourths of the Utkrishta Sankhyat in the Sankhyatbhaga Vriddhi Sthan. By equating them sequentially, starting from one and increasing by one, taking one Pishul from the first position and merging it with the last Pishuls, there are only three-fourths of the Utkrishta Sankhyat Pishuls. In the second position, taking two Pishuls and merging them with two less than the extreme Pishuls, there are also only three-fourths of the Utkrishta Sankhyat Pishuls. In the third position, taking 000000000000 Pishuls and merging them with three less than the extreme Pishuls, there are only three-fourths of the Utkrishta Sankhyat Pishuls. In this way, by equating all, there are three-fourths of the Utkrishta Sankhyat - 000000000000, and the half of one less than three-fourths of the Utkrishta Sankhyat, which is the extended area. It is this:
000000000000
Then, from this, one should separate the one-fourth of the Utkrishta Sankhyat as the diameter and its three-fourths as the dimension.
000000000000
The remaining area is the three-fourths of the Utkrishta Sankhyat as the length and one-eighth less than the half of the Utkrishta Sankhyat as the extended area.
Then, dividing it into three parts, taking the one-eighth of the Utkrishta Sankhyat Pishuls from the third part and merging them with the deficient row of the second part, the first and second parts are situated with the one-fourth of the Utkrishta Sankhyat as the dimension and its one-eighth as the diameter. Then, from them,