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The six realms, the eight categories, are summarized. || 7 || All beings are human. || 8 || Humans are countless in number. || 9 || Nirgranthas are countless in number. || 10 || Beings with five senses and beyond are countless in number. || 11 || Gods are countless in number. || 12 || Goddesses are countless in number. || 13 || Siddhas are infinite in number. || 14 || Tiryanchas are infinite in number. || 15 ||
(Khuddabandha, Alpbahutva, p. 451) It is quite clear from both the excerpts of both the texts that the description of the smallness of the Khuddabandha is based on the above two verses. Similarly, the basis of verses 16 to 21 in the Khuddabandha regarding the smallness of the Khuddabandha is the 275th verse of the Jivasamaas, verses 38 to 44 are based on the 276th verse.
After the description of the smallness of the Marganas in the Khuddabandha, the Mahadanḍaka of smallness, which has the description of smallness from verse 2 to verse 43, is based on verses 273 and 274 of the Jivasamaas.
The description of the smallness of the Gunasthanas within the Jivasthana, which is given from verse 2 to verse 26, is based on the 277th and 278th verses of the Jivasamaas. Again, the smallness of the Gatimargna in the Marganasthana is mentioned along with the Gunasthanas. The same verses are the basis for the smallness of the Indriya and Kayamargna, which we have discussed while comparing them with the verses of the Khuddabandha. Finally, to know the smallness of the remaining unmentioned Marganas, it is said in the 281st verse that
'Evam appabahuyam davvapamanehi saheja'. That is, in the same way, the smallness of all the remaining unmentioned Marganas should be proved on the basis of the Dravyapamana (numerical representation).
Concluding the Jivasamaas, it is completed by giving two verses at the end, stating the smallness of all the Dravyas in relation to the Dravya and the smallness in relation to the Pradeshas, which indicates the importance of the chapter called Jivasamaas. Those two verses are as follows:
1] Bahubhangaditthivaae diddvatthanam jinavarovaitthanam.
Dharanapatthatto pun jivasamaasattha uvajutto || 285 || 2] Evam jivaajive vittharamihie samaasanididhe.
Uvajutto jo gunae tassa mai jaaye viula || 286 || That is, the man who is fit to understand the meaning of the multi-faceted view of the Jinas, which is explained in this Jivasamaas, attains the understanding of the meaning of the view.