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[388] In the **Chakkhandagama**, the **Khuddabandho** states:
[2, 3, 111] The **jghanya** (least) difference between **sanjata** (restrained) and **adi jivas** (primitive beings) is only **antarmuhurta** (a moment). [110] And their **utkrista** (greatest) difference is a little less than **ardha pudgal parivartan** (half a pudgala transformation) in time. [111]
What is the difference between **suhumasampraayik-shuddhisanjat** (subtle-conduct-purified-restrained) and **yaathaakhyaata-vihaar-shuddhisanjat** (as-declared-conduct-purified-restrained)? [111]
Their **jghanya** (least) difference is only **antarmuhurta** (a moment) in comparison to **upasama** (tranquility). [112] And their **utkrista** (greatest) difference is a little less than **ardha pudgal parivartan** (half a pudgala transformation) in time. [113]
There is no difference between **suhumasampraayik-shuddhisanjat** (subtle-conduct-purified-restrained) and **yaathaakhyaata-vihaar-shuddhisanjat** (as-declared-conduct-purified-restrained) in comparison to **khavaga** (a moment), it is **nirantara** (continuous). [114]
What is the difference between **asanjat** (unrestrained)? [115]
Their **jghanya** (least) difference is only **antarmuhurta** (a moment). [116] And their **utkrista** (greatest) difference is a little less than **purva koti** (previous koți) in time. [117]
According to **dansaanuvaada** (the doctrine of the teeth), what is the difference between **chakkhudansani** (eye-seeing) beings? [118]
Their **jghanya** (least) difference is only **khuddhabhavagrahan** (the grasping of a small existence). [119] And their **utkrista** (greatest) difference is **ananta kaala** (infinite time) with **asankhyejja pudgal parivartan** (innumerable pudgala transformations). [120]
What is the difference between **achakkhudansani** (non-eye-seeing) beings? [121]
There is no difference between **achakkhudansani** (non-eye-seeing) beings, it is **nirantara** (continuous). [122]