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## Gatha 538-536
**Leniya Magarpa/601**
The time-mark of Leshya is obtained. When the tail is joined to the third Bhamstund, the time-mark of Kapotoleśya is obtained. By dividing the total time-limit of the beings with inauspicious Leshya by the collective time-limit of the end of the moment and multiplying it by their respective time-marks, the amount of living substance of their respective Leshya is obtained, which is in the appropriate inferior order. That is, the amount of living substance of Neel Leshya is inferior to that of Krishna Leshya, and the amount of living substance of Kapotoleśya is inferior to that of Neel Leshya.
**Doubt:** How are beings with inauspicious Leshya more than the one-sensed beings?
**Solution:** In the worldly beings, one-sensed beings are infinite. Two-sensed and other beings are innumerable. Thus, the inauspicious Leshya is found in one-sensed beings. Therefore, it is proven that the number of beings with inauspicious Leshya is slightly more than the one-sensed beings.
One-sensed beings are infinite-infinite times the number of realms. Therefore, beings with inauspicious Leshya are also infinite-infinite times the number of realms. There are as many beings with inauspicious Leshya as there are regions in infinite-infinite realms. Or, the regions of one realm are innumerable, and when multiplied by infinite-infinite, the product obtained is the number of beings with inauspicious Leshya. They are neither superior nor inferior.
One-sensed beings are not taken away by infinite-infinite Avasapirini-Utsapirini in relation to time. It is also said:
**"Eganigodasarira Dabapamanado Vittha. Siddahin Anantguna Samvena Vitivkalena." [Go. Ji.] 166**
Beings with one-bodied body are infinite times the number of Siddhas and the time of the entire perceived time.
**"Asthi Ananta Jiwa Jehi Na Patto Sasaran Parinamo. Bhasakalanka Supoura Nigodavasan Na Mukhati." [Mo. Ji.] 197**
There are also infinite beings who have not yet obtained the As-paryaya due to the inauspicious Leshya form transformations.
From these scriptural evidences, it is proven that one-sensed beings, i.e., beings with inauspicious Leshya, are infinite times the number of past times or infinite-infinite Avasapirini-Utsapirini.
The most excellent number is that of the indivisible sections of Kevalgyan, which are excellent infinite-infinite. All the substances, qualities, Paryayas, and powers in the world, all together, are only a fraction of the infinite part of Kevalgyan.
1. Shraval Pu. 3 p. 466. 2. "Khettega Anantatloga." [Dhaval Pu. 7 p. 238]. 3. "Prantagantahi Prasappini-Ussappinihi Ran Prabahiranthi Kalena." [Dhaval Pu. 7 p. 268].