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172. Question: What is the characteristic of both types of knowledge in relation to substance, space, time, and feeling?
Answer: The inferior substance of the *ṛjūmati* mind-perception knowledge is the *audārika* body, which is a measure of time that is not destroyed, while the superior substance is the eye sense, which is a measure of substance that is not destroyed. The inferior space of the *ṛjūmati* is two to three *kośa* and the superior is seven to eight *yojana*. The inferior time of the *ṛjūmati* is two to three *bhavas* and the superior time is seven to eight *bhavas*. The inferior and superior feeling of the *ṛjūmati*, although a measure of an innumerable part of an *āvalī*, the superior is an innumerable times greater than the inferior. The inferior substance of the *vipulamati* is equal to what is obtained by dividing the superior substance of the *ṛjūmati* by a *dhūvahāra* (an infinite part of the *manodravya* class). The superior substance of the *vipulamati* is equal to what is obtained by dividing the second substance of the *vipulamati* mind-perception knowledge by a *dhūvahāra* an innumerable number of times, equal to the number of times in innumerable *kalpas*.
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