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**6.** In that, the revived infinite-infinite is small, and that too thrice. Even so, O friend, do not throw the infinite-infinite six times.
**85.** The Siddhas, the Nigoda-jiva, the plants, the Kalapudgala, and all the Lokanabha, having gone thrice, become the Kevala-dvi.
**86.** When the infinite-infinite is thrown, the greatest is obtained, but the middle is used. Thus, the subtle meaning is explained by Devendrasuri.
**80.** As per the sutra, the opinion has been stated. Now, the opinion of other Acharyas is stated. By multiplying the least innumerable by itself four times, the least innumerable is obtained. By adding one to the least innumerable, the middle innumerable is obtained.
**80.** By subtracting one from the least innumerable, the previous Guru, i.e., the excellent innumerable, is obtained. Multiply the least innumerable by itself three times and write it as "ten" innumerable.
**1.** To multiply a number by itself three times, square the number, then square the square, and then square the square of the square. For example, to multiply 5 by itself three times, square 5 to get 25, square 25 to get 625, and square 625 to get 390625. This is 5 multiplied by itself three times.
**2.** The Lokakasha, Dharma-astikaya, and the four regions are all equal to the innumerable-innumerable.
**Adharma-astikaya** and one Jiva,
**Jnanavaraniya** etc., each karma has innumerable distinctions from the least to the greatest, due to the difference in time. For example, the least state of Jnanavaraniya is the Antarmukhurta measure, and the greatest state is the thirty Koti-koti Sagaropama measure. From Antarmukhurta, one time more is two times, three times more is three times, and so on, increasing by one time each time, until one time less than thirty Koti-koti Sagaropama, all these states are middle. Antarmukhurta and the head...