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## 33. The superior yoga of the remaining gods, hell beings, animals, and humans is innumerably multiplied progressively.
Thus, one should know the insignificance of the yoga of all beings. The measure of the multiplier is the innumerably small part of a palya, i.e., multiplying the innumerably small part of a palya in the first yoga-sthana, the measure of the next yoga-sthana is obtained. This means that as the power of the being develops progressively, so does the yoga-sthana increase. With inferior yoga, the being binds to an inferior pradesha-bandha, and with superior yoga, it binds to a superior pradesha-bandha.
Thus, after stating the insignificance of the yoga-sthana, now stating the sthiti-sthana - the number of sthiti-sthana from insufficient to sufficient is innumerably multiplied, but
in karma-prakriti (bondage-making), the superior yoga of the amanya panchendriya paripta is innumerably multiplied by the superior yoga of the anuttara-vami gods...
## Amnana-uttara-gevin bhoga-bhumigayat-iyatanu-gesu. Phmaso asank-gunio sesemu ma jog ukkoso. || 16 ||
When, after stating the superior yoga of the amanya panchendriya paripta, we state the superior yoga of the anuttara-vami gods etc., the 28th sthana will be 27 times greater, and in total, there will be 32 sthana. It is the same in karma-prakriti. The insignificance of the yoga of all beings is stated in Bhagavati 25.1. In it, the superior yoga of the insufficient is said to be greater than the inferior yoga of the paripta.
There is also a back and forth. The reason for this is multi-faceted. In Go. Karmakanda Na. 218, a detailed description of the 242 yoga-sthana is given. For its use, see the appendix.