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The three types of Samyak and Mithyadristi humans have a minimum lifespan of an Antarmuhurta, compared to a single being. || 77 ||
The maximum lifespan is an Antarmuhurta. || 78 ||
The three types of Samyak and Mithyadristi humans have a maximum lifespan of an Antarmuhurta, compared to a single being. || 78 ||
How long do the three types of Asanjat Samyakdristi humans live? They live for all time, compared to various beings. || 79 ||
The three types of Asanjat Samyakdristi humans have a minimum lifespan of an Antarmuhurta, compared to a single being. || 80 ||
The maximum lifespan of the three types of Asanjat Samyakdristi humans, compared to a single being, is three Palyopama, three Palyopama plus, and three Palyopama minus, respectively. || 81 ||
The minimum and maximum lifespan of the three types of humans, from the Sanjat and Asanjat Gunasthanas to the Ayogik Kevali, is like an Ogh. || 82 ||
Here, the Ogh should be understood as follows: the maximum lifespan of the three types of humans, from the Sanjat and Asanjat, is one Purvakoti less than eight years, from the birth of Yoninishkraman. This is because, just as Tiryanch beings can take Anuvratas in an Antarmuhurta after being born, none of the three types of humans can take Anuvratas in an Antarmuhurta, but they can take Anuvratas only after they are eight years old from the birth of Yoninishkraman.
How long do the Labdhyaparyaptak humans live? They live for a period of time equal to the Ksudra Bhavagrahana, compared to various beings. || 83 ||