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## Introduction
[109] In this treatise, which elaborates on the twelve-limbed scriptures and which I have summarized, whoever contemplates and reflects on its meaning, their intellect becomes vast.
## Conclusion
Seeing the composition of the Jivasamaas, its importance is etched upon the heart. There is no doubt that its creator was a foreknower, isn't there? Because they themselves have indicated their foreknowledge by using the term "Bahubhangditthiae" in the concluding verse mentioned above.
Upon reviewing the entire Jivasamaas, readers will arrive at two conclusions: firstly, it is a very important text in terms of the subtlety and importance of its subject matter; and secondly, it has been the foundation for the depiction of the Jivatthaana in the Shatkhandagama.
Although one thing about the Jivasamaas is definitely jarring, that it only mentions 12 heavens instead of 16 classes, and does not name the nine directions, yet just as in the Tattvarthasutra, where in the sutra "*Dashastapanchadwadashavikalpaah*", 12 kalpas are mentioned instead of 16, but by implying the Indras, and in the sutra "*Navasu Aveyakeshu Vijayadishu*", the names of the directions are not mentioned, but by understanding the implication from the word "*Navasu*", a solution has been found, similarly, a solution can be found here as well.
From page 572 to 577 of the Shatkhandagama, under the Vedanaakshetravidhaan of the Vedanakhand, from sutra 30 to 99 of the Avagaahana-Mahadandaka, the very little amount of Avagaahana of all beings is explained, the sutra-like seeds of which are indeed present in the field-like depiction of the Jivasamaas, however, the direct connection, as found in the "Suhumanivaate Aamoo" etc. (from verse 97 to 101) verses in the Go. Jeevakand, is not found elsewhere. The style of composition of these verses is exactly the same as that of the verses of the inferior and superior very little amount of Avagaahana, which have 64 pada, found in the Vedanakhand. Therefore, in the Go. Jeevakand, coming from the tradition of the previous teachers...