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[2, 5, 20] The number of hell beings in each of the seven earths, starting from the second earth, is an immeasurable fraction of the total number of hell beings. [11]
The size of each hell realm is immeasurable yojanakotis. [12]
The measure of the immeasurable yojanakotis is the product of the square roots of the number of hell realms, starting from the first. [13]
This means that the number of hell beings in the second earth is the product of the square roots of the number of hell realms, starting from the first and going down to the twelfth. The number of hell beings in the third earth is the product of the square roots of the number of hell realms, starting from the first and going down to the tenth. The same principle applies to the remaining earths.
How many are the beings in the Tiryancha Gati, according to their substance? [14]
They are infinite. [15]
Even in the infinite cycles of the Avasarpini and Utsarpini, they are not exhausted by time. [16]
According to the field, they are infinite. [17]
How many are the Panchendriya Tiryancha, Panchendriya Tiryancha Paryapta, Panchendriya Tiryancha Yonimati, and Panchendriya Tiryancha Aparyapta, according to their substance? [18]
They are immeasurable. [19]
They are exhausted by time in the immeasurable cycles of the Avasarpini and Utsarpini. [20]