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## Chapter 677-678
## Inclusion / 737
By dividing the portion in the analogy of the portion, the number of these three knowers is obtained. The number of Manahparyaya-jnanis is countless. The number of Kevala-jnanis is infinite, because even the Siddha Bhagwan is a Kevala-jnanis.
Chakshusdarshanis are innumerable, because by subtracting the world-transcending from the square of the number of the part of the index finger, the amount of Chakshusdarshanis is obtained. The number of Prachakshusdarshanis is equal to the number of Matiprajnanis. The number of Avadhi-darshanis is equal to the number of Avadhi-jnanis, and the number of Kevala-darshanis is equal to the number of Kevala-jnanis.
Thus, the twentieth chapter called Upayaprarupana in the Gommatasar Jivakanda is complete.
## 21. Antarma-adhikār
Having stated the twenty Prarupanas, now the Antarbhava-adhikār is stated.
## Pledge
Gunajiva, Pajjatī, Pārāṇā, Saṇṇā, Ya, Maggaṇuvajoga, Joga, Paruvidyā, Proghāsesu, Patteyaṃ ||677||
## Gāthārtha
The Gunasthānas, Jivasamās, Paryāpti, Prāṇa, Saṇṇā, Maggaṇā, and Upayoga will be described in the Oga (Gunasthānas) and in the Ādesha (Margaṇās). ||677||
## Description of Gunasthānas in Margaṇās
Capaṇa, Coddasa, Cauro, Khirayāvisu, Boddasaṃ, Tu, Pañcaṣakhe, Tasakāye, Sesidikāye, Micchaṃ, Guṭṭā ||678||
## Gāthārtha
There are four Gunasthānas in the Naraka-gati, five Gunasthānas in the Tiryancha-gati, fourteen Gunasthānas in the Manusya-gati, and four Gunasthānas in the Deva-gati. There are fourteen Gunasthānas in the Panchendriya and its Kāya, and one Mithyātva Gunasthāna in the remaining Indriyas and Kāya. ||678||
## Special Meaning
In all the Narakas, there are four Gunasthānas. In the Aprāpya state, only in the first Naraka is there the fourth Gunasthāna. In the remaining six Narakas, there is only the first Mithyātva Gunasthāna. The second and third Gunasthānas are not present in any Naraka in the Prāpya state. In the Tiryanchas, there are five Gunasthānas, but the third and fifth Gunasthānas are present only in the Saṇṇī Panchendriya Prāpya and Nirmancha Prāpya states. However, the second and fourth Gunasthānas can be present in both the Prāpya and Aprāpya states. The first Gunasthāna is possible in all states of all Tiryanchas. In humans, there are fourteen Gunasthānas. In the Nirvṛtti-Prāpya state of a human, the first, second, and fourth Gunasthānas are present, but in the fourteenth...
1. Dhavala Pu. 7 p. 266-271
2. Dhavala Pu. 7 p. 260-262