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## Gommatasar Karmakanda-203
**Upper Position**
**Lower Position**
**Dhar 128**
**MAM**
**76**
**352**
**Note:** The total number of living beings in the yogasthanas, according to the ankasaṃdṛṣṭi, is 1422. Of these, 616 living beings are below the yavamādhyaguṇahāni, 390 living beings are above the yavamādhyaguṇahāni, and 416 are at the yavamādhyaguṇahāni.
**Puṇṇatasaṃyogaṭhānaṃ, chedāsaṃkhasasaṃkhabahubhāge.**
**Dalamiṃgibhāgaṃ ca dalaṃ, davvadugaṃ ubhayadalavārā. ||247||**
**Meaning:** To know the measure of dravya and sthiti, respectively, is to know the measure of the sufficient number of trasajīvas and the measure of the yogasthanas related to the sufficient trasas. And to divide the measure of the innumerable parts of the half-cheda of the paly by the innumerable parts of the innumerable guṇahānis, the measure of the innumerable bahubhāga is obtained. Half of this measure is the measure of the lower guṇahāni, and half of the remaining measure, along with the remaining innumerable one part, is the measure of the upper guṇahāni. Thus, to understand the measure of both the guṇahānis.
**Special Meaning:** Just as the measure of dravya is said to be 1422, so also, when the measure of the number is divided by the pratarāṅgula, the quotient obtained is divided by the jagatpratar, the quotient obtained is the measure of the sufficient trasajīvas. And just as the yogasthānadhvāna is said to be 32, so also, from the lowest parināmayoga of the dvīndriyaparāpta to the highest parināmayoga of the saṃghīparāpta, the number of yogasthanas is the measure of the yogasthānadhvāna. These places are said to be 84. There, the measure of the lowest parināmayoga of the dvīndriyaparāpta is obtained by multiplying the innumerable part of the jagatshrēṇī by the innumerable part of the paly 75 times, and then dividing it. This results in only the innumerable part of the jagatshrēṇī. When only the innumerable part of the sūcyaphula is added to this, the anantarastthāna is obtained. Taking this as the beginning, the highest yogasthāna of the saṃghīparāpta is 32 times the lowest according to the ankasaṃdṛṣṭi, and is multiplied by the innumerable part of the half-cheda of the paly according to the yathārtha. This is what is called the measure of the places here. - 1. Dhavala Pu. 10 p. 76. 2. "Padaraṅgulasasaṃkhejadhibhāgeṇajagapadare bhāge hīde saca yogaṭhānaṇam tasaprajattajīvapamāṇaṃ hodi." (Dhavala Pu. 10 p. 61)