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[206] Chakkhandagame Jivatthanam
[1, 6, 296] The description of the internal state of the darsani (right-believing) jivas is similar to that of the kevalajnanis (omniscient beings). 295
By the analogy of leshyas, what is the duration of the interval between the mithyadrsti (wrong-believer) and asanjata-samyagdrsti (unselfcontrolled right-believer) jivas in the krsna, nila, and kaudaleśśiya leshyas? There is no interval based on different jivas, it is continuous. 296
Regarding a single jiva, the minimum interval is antarmuhurta. 297 The maximum interval is respectively somewhat less than thirty-three, seventeen, and seven sagaropamas. 298
What is the duration of the interval between the sasana-samyagdrsti (scripturally right-believing) and samyag-mithyadrsti (mixed right and wrong-believing) jivas? The description of the interval is like a flood in relation to different jivas. 299
Regarding a single jiva, the minimum interval is a very small fraction of a palya and antarmuhurta. 300 The maximum interval is respectively somewhat less than thirty-three, seventeen, and seven sagaropamas. 301
What is the duration of the interval between the tejolesśiya and padmalesśiya jivas who are mithyadrsti and asanjata-samyagdrsti? There is no interval based on different jivas, it is continuous. 302
Regarding a single jiva, the minimum interval is antarmuhurta. 303 The maximum interval is somewhat more than eighteen sagaropamas. 304
What is the duration of the interval between the sasana-samyagdrsti and samyag-mithyadrsti jivas?