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1. With one sense organ (ekendriyas), the interval between bādara (gross), paryāpta (developed), and aparyāpta (undeveloped) is:
Minimum - a moment (kṣudrabhavagrahana)
Maximum - innumerable (asaṃkhyāta) worlds
2. With one sense organ (ekendriyas), the interval between sūkṣma (subtle), paryāpta, and aparyāpta is:
Minimum - a moment (kṣudrabhavagrahana)
Maximum - an infinitesimal fraction of a finger (aṃgula) multiplied by innumerable (asaṃkhyātāsaṃkhyāta) cycles of avasarpiṇī and utsarpiṇī
3. The interval between dvīndriya (two senses), trīndriya (three senses), caturindriya (four senses), and pañcendriya (five senses), as well as their paryāpta and aparyāpta, is:
Minimum - a moment (kṣudrabhavagrahana)
Maximum - infinite (anantakāla) multiplied by innumerable (asaṃkhyeya) transformations of matter (pudgalapariyaṭṭa)
4. The interval between pṛthivīkāyika (earth-bodied), āpkāyika (water-bodied), tejukāyika (fire-bodied), vāyukāyika (air-bodied), as well as their bādara, sūkṣma, paryāpta, and aparyāpta, is:
Minimum - a moment (kṣudrabhavagrahana)
Maximum - infinite (anantakāla) multiplied by innumerable (asaṃkhyeya) transformations of matter (pudgalapariyaṭṭa)