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[336] In the six realms, the abode of living beings
[1, 9-9, 198. From Anudiśa to the abode of the gods in the Sarvārthasiddhi vimāna, how many gatis do the asanjat-samyagdṛṣṭi gods, who have fallen from the gods, come to? || 198 ||
From Anudiśa to Sarvārthasiddhi, the vimāna-dwelling asanjat-samyagdṛṣṭi gods, who have fallen from the gods, come to only one gati. || 198 ||
They come to the human gati. || 199 ||
Coming to humans, they come to the garbha-vāk-antī, not to the sammūrchana. || 200 ||
Coming to the garbha-vāk-antī, they come to the paryāpta, not to the aparyāpta. || 201 ||
Coming to the paryāpta, they come to the sankhyejja-vāsau, not to the asankhyejja-vāsau. || 202 ||
Below, from the seventh earth, how many gatis do the narakī, who have come out of the naraka, come to? || 203 ||
From the seventh earth, the narakī come to only one gati, the tiryancha gati. || 204 ||
Born as tiryancha from the seventh earth, the said narakī do not produce these six: ābhinibohik-jñāna, śruta-jñāna, avadhi-jñāna, samyag-mithyātva, samyaktva, and samyama-asamyama. || 205 ||
From the sixth earth, how many gatis do the narakī, who have come out of the naraka, come to? || 206 ||