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[1, 2, 77] How many are the **Vimana**-dwelling gods from the **Mithyadrishti** **Gunasthan** to the **Asanyata Samyagdristi** **Gunasthan**, in relation to the **Dravyapamana**? They are countless parts of a **Palyopam**. The **Palyopam** is taken away by the above-mentioned living beings from the **Antarmuhurta** to the **Palyopam**. || 71 ||
How many are the **Asanyata Samyagdristi** gods dwelling in the **Vimana** from **Anudish** to **Aparajit**, in relation to the **Dravyapamana**? They are countless parts of a **Palyopam**. The **Palyopam** is taken away by these living beings from the **Antarmuhurta**. || 72 ||
How many are the **Sarvarthasiddhi** **Vimana**-dwelling gods in relation to the **Dravyapamana**? They are countable. || 73 ||
The **Sarvarthasiddhi** **Vimana**-dwelling gods are three times the number of human beings. This should be understood here.
Now, the number of **Ekaindriya** beings is explained by the **Indriyamargna**.
How many are the **Ekaindriya**, **Ekaindriya Paryapta**, **Ekaindriya Aparyapta**, **Badar Ekaindriya**, **Badar Ekaindriya Paryapta**, **Badar Ekaindriya Aparyapta**, **Sookshma Ekaindriya**, **Sookshma Ekaindriya Paryapta**, and **Sookshma Ekaindriya Aparyapta** beings in relation to the **Dravyapamana**, according to the **Indriyamargna**? They are infinite. || 74 ||
These nine living beings, starting with **Ekaindriya**, are not taken away by the infinite infinite **Avasarpini** and **Utsarpini** in relation to time. || 75 ||
If we consider the past time in relation to the **Avasarpini** and **Utsarpini**, then the infinite **Avasarpini** and **Utsarpini** are the measure of the past time. These nine beings are not taken away by that past time. In other words, the number of **Badar Ekaindriya** etc. beings mentioned in the sutras is much greater than the number of times in the past time.
These nine living beings, starting with **Ekaindriya**, are infinite infinite **Loka** in relation to the **Kshetra**. || 76 ||
**Beindriya**, **Teindriya**, **Chaurindriya**, and the same **Paryapta** and **Aparyapta** in relation to the **Dravyapamana**...