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[2, 5, 88] The number of Jivas in each category is determined by the amount of matter they possess.
[401] There are countless worlds in each field. || 77 || The number of worlds is a fraction of the number of Lokas. || 78 ||
The number of Badara Vayu Kayika, sufficient and insufficient Jivas in each field is countless. || 77 || The number of these countless worlds is a fraction of the number of Lokas. || 78 ||
How many are the Vanaspatikayika, Nigoda, Badara Vanaspatikayika, sufficient Badara Vanaspatikayika, insufficient Badara Vanaspatikayika, subtle Vanaspatikayika, sufficient subtle Vanaspatikayika, insufficient subtle Vanaspatikayika, Badara Nigoda, subtle Nigoda, sufficient Badara Nigoda, insufficient Badara Nigoda, sufficient subtle Nigoda, and insufficient subtle Nigoda Jivas, in terms of the amount of matter they possess? || 79 ||
They are infinite. || 80 || These infinite categories of Jivas are not diminished by the time of the Avasarpini and Utsarpini. || 81 ||
There are infinite Lokas in each field. || 82 || The number of Trasakayika, sufficient Trasakayika, and insufficient Trasakayika Jivas is equal to the number of Panchendriya, sufficient Panchendriya, and insufficient Panchendriya Jivas respectively. || 83 ||
According to the Yogamargna, how many are the five Manoyogi and the three Vachanayogi Jivas, in terms of the amount of matter they possess? || 84 ||
The number of the five Manoyogi and the three Vachanayogi Jivas is a fraction of the number of Devas. || 85 ||
How many are the Vachanayogi and the Asatyamrusa (Anubhaya) Vachanayogi Jivas, in terms of the amount of matter they possess? || 86 ||
They are countless. || 87 || These countless categories of Jivas are diminished by the time of the Avasarpini and Utsarpini. || 88 || Ch. 51