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[1, 8, 1] The description of the stream of *appapāhugaṇu* is in two ways: by the stream and by the instruction. [1]
The *alpabahutva* (litt. "little-muchness") is of four types, according to name, establishment, substance, and state. Of these, the word "alpabahutva" is *nāmalpabahutva* (name-little-muchness). That which is established by the relation of "this is much" and "this is little" is *sthāpanāalpabahutva* (establishment-little-muchness).
*Dravyāalpabahutva* (substance-little-muchness) is of two types, according to whether it is *āgama* (acquired) or *noāgama* (not acquired). The *āgamadravyāalpabahutva* is that which is known by the *prābhṛta* (knowledge of the past) but is not used in the present. *Noāgamadravyāalpabahutva* is of three types, according to whether it is *jñāyakaśarīra* (knowing body), *bhāvi* (future), or *tadvyatirikta* (other than that). The *bhāvi noāgamadravyāalpabahutva* is that which will be known by the *prābhṛta* in the future. The *tadvyatirikta noāgamadravyāalpabahutva* is of three types, according to whether it is *sacitta* (with consciousness), *acitta* (without consciousness), or *miśra* (mixed). The *sacitta tadvyatirikta noāgamadravyāalpabahutva* is that which is related to the substance of the living being. The *acitta tadvyatirikta noāgamadravyāalpabahutva* is that which is related to the substance of other than the living being. The *miśra tadvyatirikta noāgamadravyāalpabahutva* is that which is related to both.
*Bhāvāalpabahutva* (state-little-muchness) is of two types, according to whether it is *āgama* or *noāgama*. The *āgamabhāvāalpabahutva* is that which is known by the *prābhṛta* and is also used in the present. The *noāgamabhāvāalpabahutva* is that which is related to knowledge, perception, *anubhāga* (part), and *yoga* (spiritual practice). Of these types of *alpabahutva*, the *sacitta noāgamadravyāalpabahutva* is the most important here.