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## Description of the Six Substances and Five Astikayas
**In the regions of transformed living beings, the Dharma-astikaya is like the supreme bliss, the taste of nectar, the perfect harmony, and the pervading presence of the Siddhas in the Siddha-kshetra, like water in a full pot, or like oil in sesame seeds. It is continuous, without any gaps between regions, and it is not scattered like a group of meditating monks in a deserted forest or like a crowd of people in a city. It is vast and boundless like the sky in the regions of the Abhyavi-jiva, and it is not limited like the regions of the Kevali-jiva, which are like the expanse of cloth or other objects. **
**Furthermore, what is its special characteristic? The Sutra states that it is a single, undivided region, but due to its nature, it is considered to be as vast as the number of regions in the Lokakasha, as indicated by the term "Asankhya" (innumerable).**