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It is evident. This difference is so great that it appears to be an amazing museum (treasure house) of all the differences in the seed race.
The diversity of the living world is so immense that even people of the same species cannot be compared to each other. Let us look at our human race itself. We have similar hands, feet, etc., but the form is not the same, some are tall, some are short, some are fair complexioned, some are dark complexioned, etc. This is the difference in physical appearance, but consider the difference in mental appearance, some have dull intelligence and some have sharp intelligence, and there are many types of variations between them. We see these kinds of other differences every day. We experience them as one. There is a plethora of differences even within a species, so how can it be possible to understand the vast differences that exist in other animals, birds, gods, and hellish beings? Nevertheless, all the spiritualists have classified these infinite differences as a path, calling it a path characteristic.....
The living beings existing in the Jithanas and Gunasthanas are called Margana by the emotions or synonyms by which they are traced or lost. _ To make this work of declaration simple and systematic, fourteen divisions of Margana Sthana have been made and these fourteen divisions also have subsequent divisions. Their names and subsequent differences, names etc. are given in this other place in this other place, in which all the infinite differences related to the life and maternal life of all living beings are classified.
In this third Karmagrantha, the bondage of bondage is discussed based on the Gunasthanas based on the Manas, i.e. how many Gunasthanas are possible in which Manas and the abilities of Karmabandha in those Marganavarti beings according to the division of Gunasthanas are discussed. ....... The reason for this is that the differences, diversities existing in the Jithas,