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1. In the Phoṣaṇānugame, the knowledge-path (jñānamārga) shows that:
[119] The sphere of touch (sparśakṣetra) of the jīvas from the mithyādṛṣṭi (false belief) guna-sthāna up to the anivṛttikaraṇa guna-sthāna is like the Ogha (flood).
[120] However, in the case of the lobhakasāyī (greed-passioned) jīvas, the sphere of touch of the sūkṣmasāmpārāyika-upasama (subtle-quasi-destruction) and kṣapaka (destructive) jīvas is like the Ogha.
[121] In the akasāyī (non-passioned) jīvas, the sphere of touch of those in the four guna-sthānas starting from upasāntakasāya (subsided passions) is like the Ogha.
[122] According to the exposition of knowledge (jñānānuvāda), the sphere of touch of the mithyādṛṣṭi (false belief) jīvas among the matijñānī (sensory-knowledge) and śrutajñānī (scriptural-knowledge) is like the Ogha.
[123] The sphere of touch of the sāsādana-samyagdṛṣṭi (right belief attained through effort) jīvas is like the Ogha.
[124] How much area have the mithyādṛṣṭi (false belief) jīvas among the vibhaṅgajñānī (analytical-knowledge) touched? They have touched an asaṃkhyeyavibhāga (innumerable part) of the loka (universe).
[125] Deducting eight out of fourteen parts, the entire loka has been touched, or the entire loka has been touched.
[126] The vibhaṅgajñānī mithyādṛṣṭi jīvas, after attaining vihāravat-svasthāna (mobile self-abode) and vedanā (feeling), kaṣāya (passions) and vaikriyika-samudghāta (transformation-manifestation), touch slightly less than eight out of fourteen parts, and after attaining māraṇāntika-samudghāta (death-proximate-manifestation), they touch the entire loka.
[127] The sphere of touch of the vibhaṅgajñānī sāsādana-samyagdṛṣṭi jīvas is like the Ogha.
[128] In the ābhinibodhikajñānī (intuitive-knowledge), śrutajñānī (scriptural-knowledge) and avadhijñānī (clairvoyant-knowledge) jīvas, the sphere of touch from the asaṃyata-samyagdṛṣṭi (non-restrained right belief) guna-sthāna up to the kṣīṇakasāya-vītarāga-ṣaḍūrdhva (passions-destroyed, free from attachment, six upper guna-sthānas) is like the Ogha.