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[1, 2, 170] In terms of the amount of dravya, the number of beings in each gunasthana from Mithyadrishti to Asanyata Samyagdristi is like the number of waves in the ocean. [162]
How many beings with Tejo-leshya are there in terms of the amount of dravya? They are slightly more than the number of Jyotishi Devas. [163]
From the gunasthana of Sasadan Samyagdristi to the gunasthana of Sanjata-Sanjata, the number of beings with Tejo-leshya in each gunasthana is like the number of waves in the ocean, but they are an innumerable fraction of the number of waves. [164]
How many beings with Tejo-leshya are there in terms of the amount of dravya, who are Pramatta-Sanjata and Apramatta-Sanjata? They are countable. [165]
How many beings with Padma-leshya are there in terms of the amount of dravya, who are Mithyadrishti? They are a countable fraction of the number of beings with five senses and the number of beings in the Tiryanch Yoni. [166]
From the gunasthana of Sasadan Samyagdristi to the gunasthana of Sanjata-Sanjata, the number of beings with Padma-leshya in each gunasthana is like the number of waves in the ocean. [167]
How many beings with Padma-leshya are there in terms of the amount of dravya, who are Pramatta-Sanjata and Apramatta-Sanjata? They are countable. [168]
How many beings with Shukla-leshya are there in terms of the amount of dravya, from the gunasthana of Mithyadrishti to the gunasthana of Sanjata-Sanjata? They are an innumerable fraction of the number of waves in the ocean. These beings take away the number of waves in the ocean in the time of an Antarmukhurta. [169]
How many beings with Shukla-leshya are there in terms of the amount of dravya, who are Pramatta-Sanjata and Apramatta-Sanjata? They are countable. [170]
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