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The **param paramanu** is the smallest possible particle that can be perceived by the **vaikriya** body. Similarly, an infinite number of **varganas** (classifications) of **skandhas** (aggregates) are perceivable by the **vaikriya** body, each one larger than the last. The **vaikriya** body can perceive an infinite number of **varganas** of **skandhas**, starting from the smallest possible **vargana** and going up to the largest possible **vargana**.
The **vargana** that is one **pradesh** (dimension) larger than the largest **vargana** perceivable by the **vaikriya** body is too large for the **vaikriya** body but too small for the **aaharaka** body. This **vargana** is called the **agrahanavargna** (imperceptible **vargana**). This is the smallest **agrahanavargna**. There are an infinite number of **agrahanavargna** **varganas**, each one larger than the last.
The **vargana** that is one **pradesh** larger than the largest **agrahanavargna** is the smallest **vargana** perceivable by the **aaharaka** body. There are an infinite number of **varganas** perceivable by the **aaharaka** body, each one larger than the last. The **vargana** that is one **pradesh** larger than the largest **vargana** perceivable by the **aaharaka** body is the smallest **agrahanavargna** for the **aaharaka** body. There are an infinite number of **agrahanavargna** **varganas** for the **aaharaka** body, each one larger than the last. These **varganas** are too large for the **aaharaka** body but too small for the **tejas** body.
The **vargana** that is one **pradesh** larger than the largest **agrahanavargna** for the **aaharaka** body is the smallest **vargana** perceivable by the **tejas** body.