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Appendix-2
In one yogasthan, the number of all swadhanakas, all varganas, and the extent (time) of guna-hani in countless regions is only a fraction of the countless in the general jagatva. Because there are many types of countless. In one yogasthan, there are countless lokapramanas of avibhag pratichhed.
The yogasthanas mentioned above, in terms of the lowest and highest of the fourteen jivasamamas, and in terms of the nine types of yogas like uppapada, etc., are now being explained in eighty-four places in terms of their relative importance.
Suhamagara sijahaṇam tishiṇasvarasijahanaym tatto.
Lasiapupṣṇapakasssa cādaralavissa agharamako. || 233 The lowest upamada-sthana of the sukshma nigodhya labdhyagaryaptak jiva is the smallest. From that, the lowest uppapada-sthana of the sukshma nigodhya nivrutyappaptik jiva is a fraction of the countless. From that, the highest uppapada-yogasthan of the sukshma layaparyaptak is greater, and from that, the lowest uppapada-yogasthan of the vadar labdhyaparyaptak should be considered.
Misṣyattisūhamajetuṁ māvaraṇiyattipassa avaraṁ tu.
Bādaralakhiṣṣa vara poi viyaladvigamahaṇam || 234 Then, from that, the highest uppapada-yogasthan of the sukshma nityaparyaptak jiva is greater. From that, the lowest yogasthan of the badar nivrutyaparyaptak is greater, from that, the highest yogasthan of the babar lanyaparyaptak is greater, from that, the lowest yogasthan of the hindriya labdhyaparyaptak is greater.
Bāvaraṇiyattivaraṁ ṇitimi diyaṣṣa avaramayo.
Evaṁ citivitītiścati ca ghadhimaṇo hodi ghaudhimaṇo || 235 After that, from that, the highest yogasthan of the badar ekendriya nityaparyapnak is greater, from that, the lowest yogasthan of the hindriya nirvatyaparyaptak is greater, and in the same way, the highest of the triendriya lakshyaparyaptak, the lowest of the triendriya nabbyaparyaptak, the highest of the dwiendriya nityaparyaptak, the lowest of the triendriya nivrutyaparyaptak, the highest of the triendriya labdhi-aparyaptak,