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## Verse 561
**Doubt:** How is the term 'infinite' applicable to the amount of the 'Prabhdy' (illuminated) which does not attain 'Vyuchchitti' (liberation) due to the absence of 'Vyaya' (expenditure)?
**Solution:** There is no contradiction in considering the 'infinite' only in relation to the numbers that exist in the realm of 'Kevalgyan' (omniscience).
**Explanation:**
* The number of objects that the 'Bhutan' (living beings) perceive simultaneously is 'Asankhya' (innumerable).
* The number of objects that the 'Avadhigyan' (clairvoyance) perceives simultaneously is also 'Asankhya'.
* The number of objects that the 'Kevalgyan' perceives simultaneously is 'Anant' (infinite).
* Objects that are beyond the scope of 'Shrutagnyan' (scriptural knowledge) but are within the scope of 'Avadhigyan' are 'Asankhya'.
* Objects that are beyond the scope of 'Avadhigyan' but are within the scope of 'Kevalgyan' are 'Anant'.
According to this definition, the 'Ardha Pudgal Parivartan Kaal' (half-particle transformation time) is also 'Anant' because it is beyond the scope of 'Avadhigyan'. However, it is not 'Paramarth Anant' (absolute infinite) because it eventually reaches an end, i.e., it ceases to exist.
An amount that does not end despite continuous expenditure without any income is 'Akshay Anant' (imperishable infinite) or 'Paramarth Anant'.
Thus, the 'Bhavya Margana' chapter, the twelfth chapter of the 'Gommatamar Jeevakand', is complete.
**Chapter 17: Samyaktvamargna Adhikar**
**Verse 561:** The characteristic of 'Samyaktvam' (right faith) is to have faith in the six substances, five 'Astikaya' (categories of existence), and nine types of objects, as taught by the Jina, through 'Prajna' (wisdom) or 'Adhigam' (attainment).
**Explanation:**
* 'Samyaktvam' is to have faith in the teachings of the Jina, who is 'Vitrag' (free from passions), 'Sarvagya' (omniscient), and 'Hitopadeshak' (benefactor), regarding the six substances, etc.
* A person who is 'Ragi-Dveshi' (attached and hateful) cannot be a truthful speaker because he will speak favorably about what he likes and unfavorably about what he dislikes. Therefore, being 'Vitrag' is essential for truthful speech.
* A person who does not have knowledge of all things cannot be a truthful speaker because he may speak untruthfully due to ignorance.
* The welfare of the 'Atma' (soul) is the ultimate goal.