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1. The exposition of the bhāvas (psychic states) is like the ocean.
2. In the bhāvāgama (scripture on psychic states), the darsanamārgana (doctrine of right faith) [expounds that] the prāmattasamyata (careless self-controlled) and apramattasamyata (vigilant self-controlled) are like the ocean.
3. In the pariharasuddhasamyatas (purified self-controlled), the exposition of the prāmattasamyata and apramattasamyata bhāvas is like the ocean.
4. In the sūkṣmasāmpārāyikasuddhasamyatas (subtly attached purified self-controlled), the exposition of the sūkṣmasāmpārāyika (subtly attached) upasama (subsidence) and kṣapaka (destructive) bhāvas is like the ocean.
5. In the yathākhyātavihārasuddhasamyatas (purified self-controlled with rightly known conduct), the exposition of the four bhāvas (upasantakasāya, etc.) is like the ocean.
6. The exposition of the samyatasamyata (self-controlled and self-controlled) bhāvas is like the ocean.
7. In the asamyatas (non-self-controlled), the exposition of the bhāvas from mithyādṛṣṭi (false belief) up to asamyatasamyagdṛṣṭi (non-self-controlled right belief) is like the ocean.
8. By the explanation of the darsanāmārgana (doctrine of right faith), the exposition of the bhāvas from mithyādṛṣṣṭi up to kṣīṇakasāya-vītarāga-chadmastha (destroyed passions, free from attachment, and in the disguise) in the cakṣudarśanīs (possessing physical eyes) and acakṣudarśanīs (without physical eyes) is like the ocean.
9. The exposition of the bhāvas of the avadhidarśanī (possessing clairvoyant vision) is like that of the avadhijñānīs (possessing clairvoyant knowledge).
10. The exposition of the bhāvas of the kevaldarśanī (possessing omniscient vision) is like that of the kevaljñānīs (possessing omniscience).
11. By the explanation of the leśyāvāda (doctrine of psychic colors), the exposition of the four bhāvas (mithyādṛṣṭi, etc.) in the kṛṣṇaleśyā, nīlaleśyā, and kāpotaleśyā is like the ocean.
12. In the tejolesyā and padmalesyā, the exposition of the bhāvas from mithyādṛṣṭi up to apramattasamyata is like the ocean.