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[1, 2, 51] The number of dravyas (substances) according to the guna-sthana (stages of spiritual progress)
[65] Now, the number of dravyas is described based on the guna-sthana in the case of human beings.
How many are the mithyatva-dristi (false-believers) human beings in terms of dravya-pramana (number of substances)? They are countless above countless and countless below countless, above the sixth and below the seventh guna-sthana. || 45 ||
How many are the sasadan-samyag-dristi (right-believers) human beings from the sasadan-samyag-dristi guna-sthana to the sanjata-sanjata guna-sthana in terms of dravya-pramana? They are countless. || 46 ||
From the pramatta-sanjata guna-sthana to the ayogika-kevali guna-sthana, the number of human beings in each guna-sthana is the same as the general description. || 47 ||
Now, the number of dravyas in the case of women is described.
How many are the mithyatva-dristi women in terms of dravya-pramana? They are countless above countless and countless below countless, above the sixth and below the seventh guna-sthana. || 48 ||
How many are the sasadan-samyag-dristi women from the sasadan-samyag-dristi guna-sthana to the ayogika-kevali guna-sthana in terms of dravya-pramana? They are countless. || 49 ||
Now, to describe the number of attainable human beings, the Uttar-sutra says:
How many are the attainable human beings in terms of dravya-pramana? They are countless. || 50 ||
The number of unattainable human beings is countless, this is generally stated here. To describe that countless specifically, the Uttar-sutra says:
They are countless, countless, and they are constantly increasing and decreasing in time. || 51 ||