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1. The number of souls in the categories of Kasaya (passions) is the same as in the case of Dravya Pramana (quantitative measure). [133]
2. The Sajogikevali (omniscient with psychic powers) souls are in the same category. [134]
3. The Sajogikevali souls are similar to the souls in the category of Apgata Vediya (devoid of sensations) in terms of the quantitative measure. [134]
4. Now, the quantitative measure of souls in the Kasaya Marga (path of passions) is described:
The souls from Mithyatva (false belief) to Sanyata Asanyata (partial control, partial lack of control) in the categories of Krodha Kasaya (anger), Mana Kasaya (pride), Maya Kasaya (deceit), and Lobha Kasaya (greed) are in the same quantitative measure. [135]
5. How many are the souls from Pramatta Sanyata (careless with partial control) to Anivrittikarana (non-retrogression) in terms of the quantitative measure? They are Sankhyata (countable). [136]
6. The quantitative measure of Mana Kasayi (proud) souls is the least, followed by Krodha Kasayi (angry), Maya Kasayi (deceitful), and Lobha Kasayi (greedy) souls, respectively. [137]
7. In the Lobha Kasayi (greedy) souls, the quantitative measure of Sukshma Samprarayi (subtly attached), Suddhi Sanyata (purified with control), Upasamika (quiescent), and Ksapaka (destructive) souls is the same as the general measure. [137]
8. In the Akasayi (passionless) souls, the quantitative measure of Upashanta Kasaya (subsided passions) and Vitaraga Chadmastha (equanimous with delusion) souls is the same as the general measure. [138]
9. The Ajogikevali (omniscient without psychic powers) souls are in the same quantitative measure. [139]