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[242] Jiva-sthanas in Chakkhandagama.
[171-172] In the Purushavediyas, the exposition of the little and much of samyaktva in the asanyata-samyagdrishti, sanyata-asanyata, pramatta-sanyata and apramatta-sanyata gunasthanas is like a flood.
[173-174] Among the Purushavediyas, the upashama (quiescent) jivas are the least, and the kshapaka (destructive) jivas are innumerable times more than the upashama jivas.
[175-176] In the Napumsaka-vediyas, the upashama jivas in the apurvakarana and anivritti-karana gunasthanas are equal and little in number compared to the entry (praveshana). The kshapaka jivas are innumerable times more than the upashama jivas.
[177-179] In the Napumsaka-vediyas, the akshapaka and anupashama apramatta-sanyata jivas are innumerable times more than the kshapaka jivas. The pramatta-sanyata jivas are innumerable times more than the apramatta-sanyata jivas. The sanyata-asanyata jivas are asankhyata (innumerable) times more than the pramatta-sanyata jivas.
[180-181] In the Napumsaka-vediyas, the sasadana-samyagdrishti jivas are asankhyata (innumerable) times more than the sanyata-asanyata jivas. The samyag-mithyadrishti jivas are sankhyata (enumerable) times more than the sasadana-samyagdrishti jivas.
[182-183] In the Napumsaka-vediyas, the asanyata-samyagdrishti jivas are asankhyata (innumerable) times more than the samyag-mithyadrishti jivas. The mithyadrishti jivas are ananta (infinite) times more than the asanyata-samyagdrishti jivas.
[184] In the asanyata-samyagdrishti and sanyata-asanyata gunasthanas of the Napumsaka-vediyas, the exposition of the little and much of samyaktva is like a flood.
[185] In the pramatta-apramatta-sanyata gunasthanas, the kshayika-samyagdrishti (permanently right-viewing) jivas are the least in all respects.