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[340] In the six realms, the living beings are born.
[1, 9-9, 220] Some are born with Abhinibodhik Jnana, some with Shruta Jnana, some with Avadhi Jnana, some with Manahparyaya Jnana, some with Kevala Jnana, some with Samyagmithyatva, some with Samyaktva, some with Samyamasamyam, and some with Samyam. But they are not born as Baldev, Vasudev, or Chakravarti. Some are born as Tirthankara, and some, after being Antakrit, become Siddha, Buddha, Mukta, attain Nirvana, and attain the end of all suffering. || 220 ||
How many paths do the Tiryanch and Manushya, who are born in the three upper worlds, go to after dying? || 221 ||
They go to four paths: Narakgati, Tiryanchgati, Manushygati, and Devgati. || 222 ||
The Narak and Dev, who are born in Narak and Dev, after dying, are born in five paths: some are born with Abhinibodhik Jnana, some with Shruta Jnana, some with Avadhi Jnana, some with Samyagmithyatva, and some with Samyaktva. || 223 ||
The Tiryanch and Manushya, who are born in Tiryanch, after dying, are born in six paths: some are born with Abhinibodhik Jnana, etc. || 224 ||
The Tiryanch and Manushya, who are born in Manushya, after dying, are born in ten paths, like the living beings who are born in Manushya from the fourth earth. || 225 ||
How many paths do the Dev, who are born in Devgati, go to after dying? || 226 ||