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Karmaprabandha Part Four
The number of living beings with Nīlaleśyā and Kṛṣṇaleśyā (types of psychic dispositions) increases progressively, as the former is more complex than the latter.
The Madhyajīva (middle class of living beings) and Abhavya (incapable of attaining liberation) living beings are infinite in number, as they are 'Jāghanyayukta' (of the lowest order).
Compared to the Upaśamika (quiescent) right faith, the Sāsāramsamyaktva (mundane right faith) is much rarer, as only those who incline towards Mithyātva (false belief) attain it, not others. Therefore, those established in Upaśamika right faith are found to be more stable than those who fall from it.
The Miśrāḥ (mixed) are infinite in number, having Asakkhayaguṇāḥ (infinite qualities) of Kṣāyika (destructive) and Mithyā (false belief). The Saṃjñitara (conscious) are also infinite, while the Anāhāraka (non-nutritive) are few in number, and the rest are Asaṃsthāḥ (unstable).
The Upaśamika right faith holders are more stable than the others.