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The translation preserving the Jain terms is as follows:
The Devanamgadipurva states the merit obtained from the Jivatthana-Culiya.
[343 among humans, those who are reborn as humans, their Abhinibodhi-nana (intuitive knowledge) and Suta-nana (scriptural knowledge) are definite, Avadhi-nana (clairvoyance) may or may not be present. Some develop Manaḥparyaya-nana (telepathy), some develop Kevala-nana (omniscience). They do not have Sammamicchatta (right and wrong faith), but Samyaktva (right faith) is definite. Some develop Samyamasaṃyama, they definitely develop Samyama (restraint). Some develop Baladeva-ttva, but not Vasudeva-ttva. Some develop Cakravarti-ttva, some develop Tirthaṃkara-ttva. All of them, after becoming Antakṛta (final-death), attain Siddhi (liberation), become Budha (enlightened), attain Mukti (liberation), attain Parinirvana, and realize the end of all sufferings.]
[241] How many gatis (states of existence) do the Sarvartha-siddhi-vimana-vasi devas (gods residing in the Sarvartha-siddhi heaven) come to, after being expelled by the other devas?
[242] They come to only one human gati (state of existence).
[243] The humans who are reborn among humans from the Sarvartha-siddhi-vimana, their Abhinibodhi-nana, Suta-nana, and Avadhi-nana are definite. Some develop Manaḥparyaya-nana, they definitely develop Kevala-nana. They do not have Sammamicchatta, but Samyaktva is definite. Some develop Samyamasaṃyama, they definitely develop Samyama. Some develop Baladeva-ttva, but not Vasudeva-ttva. Some develop Cakravarti-ttva, some develop Tirthaṃkara-ttva. All of them, after becoming Antakṛta, attain Siddhi, become Budha, attain Mukti, attain Parinirvana, and realize the end of all sufferings.