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[68] In the six-fold division of the universe, the number of Jyotishi Devas is equal to the number of ordinary Devas mentioned in [1, 2, 65]. [65]
The Sutra states that the number of Jyotishi Devas, excluding those with Mithyadrishti and other Gunasthanas, is equal to the number of ordinary Devas. This should be understood as a general representation. The number of Jyotishi Devas mentioned here is a general representation. In reality, the number of Jyotishi Devas is equal to the square of 256 angulas divided by the Jagapratara. The number of ordinary Devas is slightly more than this.
How many Mithyadrishti Jivas are there in the Saudharma and Aishana Kalpavasis? They are countless. [66]
The countless Mithyadrishti Devas in the Saudharma and Aishana Kalpas are carried away by the countless Avasarpini and Utsarpini periods. [67]
In terms of the field, the number of Mithyadrishti Devas in the Saudharma and Aishana Kalpas is countless Jagashreni. The measure of those countless Jagashreni is the countless part of the Jagapratara. Their diameter is equal to the square root of the second square of the angula multiplied by its third square root. [68]
The Saudharma-Aishana Kalpavasis, those with Sasadan Samyagdristi, Samyagmithyadristi, and Asanjat Samyagdristi, are countless parts of the Paliopama, similar to the general representation. [69]
Just as the number of Narakas in the seventh earth is represented, so is the number of Mithyadrishti Devas in the Kalpavasis from Sanatkumar to Shatar and Sahasrar. [70]
How many Mithyadrishti, Samyagmithyadristi, and Asanjat Samyagdristi are there in the Anada-Panada to the Navagevejjavimana Kalpavasis? They are countless parts of the Paliopama. These Paliopama are carried away by the Antomuhurta. [71]