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The number of Naraka Mithyadristi Jivas in each of the six realms, starting from the second, is an infinitesimal fraction of the Jagashreni, in proportion to the size of the realm. The extent of that Jagashreni, which is an infinitesimal fraction, is an immeasurable number of Yojanas, which is equal to the product of the square roots of the number of Jivas in the first and subsequent realms. || 22 ||
Now, to describe the Dravya Pramana of the Sasadan and other Gunasthanas in the remaining realms, starting from the second, the following Sutra is stated:
From Sasadan Samyagdristi Gunasthan to Asanjat Samyagdristi Gunasthan, each Gunasthan is an infinitesimal fraction of the Naraka Jivas in each of the six realms, starting from the second, in proportion to the general form of the Naraka Jivas. || 23 ||
Now, to describe the form of the Tiryanch Mithyadristi and other Jivas in the Tiryanch Gati, the following Sutra is stated:
In the Tiryanch Gati, from Tiryanch Mithyadristi to Sanjatasanjat Gunasthan, the Tiryanch are similar to the general form of the Tiryanch. || 24 ||
Now, to describe the Dravya Pramana of the Panchendriya Tiryanch Mithyadristi, the following Sutra is stated:
How many are the Panchendriya Tiryanch Mithyadristi Jivas in terms of Dravya Pramana? They are innumerable. || 25 || Now, to describe their Pramana in terms of time, the following is stated:
In terms of time, the Panchendriya Tiryanch Mithyadristi Jivas are carried away by innumerable Avasarpini and Utsarpini. || 26 ||
The meaning is that the number of Panchendriya Tiryanch Mithyadristi Jivas is greater than the number of Avasarpini and Utsarpini periods.
Now, to describe the Pramana of the Panchendriya Tiryanch Mithyadristi Jivas in terms of the realm, the following is stated:
In terms of the realm, the Panchendriya Tiryanch Mithyadristi are carried away by the Deva Avahara Kala, which is...