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This is a description of the different forms of the pudgala dravya.
Even though it is made up of an infinite number of atoms, the one that is made up of all of them is called a skandha. Half of that is called a skandhadesa, and half of that is called a skandhapradesa. In this way, due to the difference, there are an infinite number of skandhapradesa forms, from the dvianuka skandha. The indivisible, single-part skandha is the single atom.
Again, from the combination of two atoms, there is one dvianuka skandha form. In this way, due to the combination, there are an infinite number of skandha forms. In this way, due to both difference and combination, there are an infinite number of forms.