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The Gommatasara Karmakanda-157 has the smallest supreme spatial limit. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the vaikriyika body. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the audārika body. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the taijasa body. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the kārmaṇa body. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the āhāraka-taijasa body. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the āhāraka-kārmaṇa body. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the āhāraka-taijasa-kārmaṇa body. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the vaikriyika-taijasa body. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the vaikriyika-kārmaṇa body. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the caikriyika-taijasa-kārmaṇa body. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the audārika-taijasa body. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the audārika-kārmaṇa body. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the audārika-taijasa-kārmaṇa body. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the taijasa-kārmaṇa body. The supreme spatial limit of the four aṃśasthānas is the smallest. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the samacaturaśra aṃśasthāna. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the huṇḍa aṃśasthāna. The supreme spatial limit of the āhāraka body's aṃgopāṃga is the smallest. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the vaikriyika body's anupāna. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the audārika body's aṃgopāṃga. The supreme spatial limit of the five saṃhananas is the smallest. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the asaṃprāptāsṛpāṭikā saṃhanana. The supreme spatial limit of the nīla nāmakarma is especially greater. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the kṛṣṇa nāmakarma. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the rudhiravarna nāmakarma. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the hāridravarna nāmakarma. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the śuklavaṇa nāmakarma. The supreme spatial limit of the durgandhā nāmakarma is the smallest. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the sugandha nāmakarma. The supreme spatial limit of the kaṭukarasa nāmakarma is the smallest. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the tiktarasa nāmakarma. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the kaṣāyarasa nāmakarma. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the āmlarasa nāmakarma. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the madhurasa nāmakarma. The supreme spatial limit of the mṛdu-laghu sparśa nāmakarma is the smallest. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the karkaśa-guru sparśa nāmakarma. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the śīta-uṣṇa sparśa nāmakarma. Its supreme spatial limit is especially greater than that of the snigdha-rūkṣa nāmakarma. Just as there is a small-large quantity of gatis, so too there is a small-large quantity of ānupūrvīs. The supreme spatial limit of parghāta and ucchvāsa is the smallest. The supreme spatial limit of agurullaghu and upagghāta is especially greater. The supreme spatial limit of ātapa and udyota is mutually equal. The supreme spatial limit of the two vihāyogatis is mutually equal. The supreme spatial limit of bāla and paryāpta is the smallest. The supreme spatial limit of sthāvara and aparyāpta is especially greater. The supreme spatial limit of bādara, sūkṣma, pratyeka, and sādhāraṇa is equal. The supreme spatial limit of sthira, śubha, subhaga, and ādeya is the smallest. The supreme spatial limit of asthira, aśubha, durbhaga, and anādeya is especially greater. The supreme spatial limit of susvara and duḥsvara is mutually equal.