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## Samyantramargaga / 667
When one unit, i.e., one pradesha, is added to the most excellent Vashunya Dravyavanga, the most inferior Badar Nigoda Dravyavanga is formed. It exists during the final stage of Ksheenakashay. The Jiva, who was born as a human being of a previous koti due to the Kshapita Karmanik Vidhi, and after being born in the womb, and after the time of Grauh Varsha and Antarmuhurta, simultaneously embraced Samyaktva and Samyama, and then, after shedding the most excellent Grisharagi Nirjara of karmas for a period slightly less than the previous koti, and when the Antarmuhurta time remained, ascended to the Kshapaka Shreni. Subsequently, after shedding karmas through the most excellent Vishuddhi in the Kshapaka Shreni, and becoming Ksheerakashay, this Jiva witnesses the death of countless Badar Nigoda Jivas in the first moment. In the second moment, a significantly larger number of Jivas die. Similarly, in the third and subsequent moments, an even larger number of Jivas die. This sequence continues from the first moment of Ksheenakashay until the time of Prithaktvamavali. Beyond this, a larger number of Jivas die in each subsequent moment. This sequence continues until the time of the Pravali's Sankhyatava part remains in the Ksheenakashay time. After this, a number of Jivas die in each moment, multiplied by the previous number. In this way, an immeasurable number of Jivas die until the final moment of Ksheenakashay. The multiplier is the Sankhyatava part of the Palyopama in every instance.
**Gatha 564-565**
Here, in the final moment of Ksheenakashay, the Pulvis, which are the immeasurable part of the Pravali, and which are incomplete due to the Nigoda bodies of the separate Sankhyat Lokas, contain an immeasurable number of Nigoda Jivas. The combination of karma and nokarma of these Jivas, which is filled with infinite Visramopachya, is the most inferior Badar Nigoda Vargana. The most excellent Badar Nigoda Vargana exists in the body of the Mooli of the Svayambhuraman Dweep, because the Mooli's body contains an immeasurable number of Pulvis, which are the part of the Jagachhreni bound together. Thus, this is called the 16th Vargana.
When one unit is added to the most excellent Badar Nigoda Vargana, the most excellent Vargana of the third Dhruvashunya Vargana is formed. Again, above this, by the sequence of increasing Pradeshas, the most excellent Vargana of the third Dhruvashunya Vargana is formed, which is located at a distance multiplied by infinity from all Jivas. The difference between the most inferior and the most excellent Vargana is immeasurable. The multiplier is the immeasurable part of the Gragula. This is the 20th Vargana.
When one unit is added to the most excellent Dhruvashunya Vargana, the Sukshma Nigoda Dravyavargna is formed. It is visible everywhere in water, on land, and in the sky, because it does not have the same Desha Niyama as the Badar Nigoda Vargana. This most inferior Sukshma Nigoda Vargana is only for the Sukshma Nigoda Jiva who has come through the Kshapita Karmashik Vidhi and the Kshapita Gholman Vidhi, and not for others, because there is a contradiction in the existence of the most inferior Dravya. The most excellent Sukshma Nigoda Vargana is visible in the combination of the six Jeevanikayas bound together in the body of the Mahamatsya. From the most inferior Sukshma Nigoda Vargana to the most excellent Sukshma Nigoda Vargana, there is only one competitor, because there is no difference in the middle. The difference between the most inferior and the most excellent Vargana is immeasurable. The multiplier is the immeasurable part of the Patya. This is the 21st Vargana.
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