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## Pancastikaya Prabhrit 249
**Hindi Ta. - Uththānika -** Further it is said that the aggregate of six substances is the Lok (world), beyond that is the infinite Akash (space) which is Alok (non-world).
**Anvaya Saha Samanyarth -** (Jiva) Infinite Jivas (Poggalakaya) infinite Pul Skandha and Anu (Dhamma Dhamma) Dharma Adharma dravya (Y) and innumerable Kal dravya (Logdo) are not outside this Lok (world). (Tatto) That which is not separate from this Lok Akash (Annyaan) is the remaining (Annan) Akash (Ayasam) which is infinite and devoid of any (Antavadirittam).
**Vishesharth -** In this Sutra, the oneness of substances with Lok Akash is stated in general, however, it is certain that all Jivas who are formless, possess only knowledge, are naturally blissful, eternal and free from the stain of Karma, are different from the remaining substances due to their characteristics. Similarly, the remaining substances are also different from Jivas due to their own characteristics. Therefore, it is known that even though they reside in the same space, there is no mixing or interference, meaning no substance merges with another to become one, nor does any substance disperse to become many. || 99 ||
In this way, supporting the nature of both Lok Akash and Alok Akash, two verses were spoken in the first section.
**Akashya Avakashaikaheto Gartisthitihetuthvashankayaam Doshopannyaso'yam**
**Aagasam Avagasam Gaman-Hidi- Karanehim Deddi Jadi.**
**Uddum Gadi - Ppradhana Siddha Chitthati Kidh Tatth.** || 92 ||
**Aakasham Avakasham Gamanasthitikaranaabhyam Dadati Yadi.**
**Urdhvagatipradhanaah Siddhaah Tishtanti Katham Tatra.** || 92 ||
**Yadi Khalvaakasham Avagahiinam Avagahahetu Gartisthitimatam Gartisthitiheturap Syaat, Tada Sarvotkrushtasvabhaavikordhvagatiparinata Bhagavantah Siddhaah Bahirangantarangasaadhanasaamagryaam Satyaam Api Kutastatraakashe Tishtati Iti.** || 92 ||
**Anvayarth -** [Yadi Aakasham] If Akash (Gamanasthitikaranaabhyam) gives space with the cause of motion and rest [Avakasham Dadati] (meaning if Akash is both the cause of space and the cause of motion and rest), then (Urdhvagatipradhanaah Siddhaah) the Siddhas who are primarily of upward motion (Tatrah) in that (Akash) (Katham) why [Tishtanti] remain stationary? (Why don't they move further?)