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## 600 / Go. Sa. Jeev Kand
The meaning of the remaining verses of the Leshya Marg has already been explained in the context of the Leshya, therefore, it is not mentioned here due to the fault of repetition.
**Verses 537-531**
**The number of beings in the three inauspicious Leshyas**
The number of beings with the Leshyas of Krishna, Neel, and Kapoot should be divided by an innumerable part of the Shraavali, and then divided again. Or, by taking refuge in time, one should obtain the separate substance of Krishna, Neel, and Kapoot, which are of inferior order. ||537||
Compared to the measure of the field, the beings with the three inauspicious Leshyas are innumerable in number, but they are progressively inferior. Compared to time, the beings with the three inauspicious Leshyas are innumerable times greater than the perceived time, and they are progressively inferior. ||538||
The beings with the three Leshyas of Krishna, Neel, and Kapoot are only a fraction of the infinite knowledge, compared to the essence. ||536 First Half||
**Special Meaning:**
When the entire population of beings is divided into infinite parts, the majority of them are beings with the three inauspicious Leshyas. Or, when the number of beings with the three auspicious Leshyas, which is innumerable, is subtracted from the total number of beings in the world, the remaining number of beings in the world, or slightly more than the number of beings with one sense, is the number of beings with the three inauspicious Leshyas. This number should be divided by an innumerable part of the Shraavali, and one part should be kept separate. The remaining majority should be divided into three equal parts. The remaining one part, which was kept separate, should be divided by an innumerable part of the Shraavali, and then added to one of the three equal parts. This will give the number of beings with the Krishna Leshya. The remaining part of the one part that was kept separate should be divided again by an innumerable part of the Shraavali, and the majority should be added to the second equal part. This will give the number of beings with the Neel Leshya. The remaining part should be added to the third equal part. This will give the number of beings with the Kapoot Leshya. The number of beings with the Kapoot Leshya is less than the number of beings with the Neel Leshya. The number of beings with the Neel Leshya is less than the number of beings with the Krishna Leshya. Thus, these numbers of beings are progressively inferior.
The collective time of these three inauspicious Leshyas of Krishna, Neel, and Kapoot, in the beings of the realm of karma, is only a fraction of a moment. In that fraction of a moment, one should divide by an innumerable part of the Shraavali, and keep one part separate. The majority should be divided into three equal parts. The one part that was kept separate should be divided by an innumerable part of the Shraavali, and then added to one of the three equal parts. This will give the measure of time for the Krishna Leshya. The remaining part of the one part that was kept separate should be divided again by an innumerable part of the Shraavali, and the majority should be added to the second equal part. This will give the measure of time for the Neel Leshya.