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Jain Terms Preserved:
[2, 9, 26] By the knowledge of the soul, the description of the movement of the soul (jnanajivenantaranugate jogagamana)
[441] From the Bhavanavasins up to the Sarvartha-siddhi-vimana-vasins, the description of the movement of the devas is similar to the movement of the devas (bhavanavasippahuḍi jāva savvaṭṭhasiddhivimāṇavāsideva devagadibhaṃgo || 14 ||)
By the sense-organ-based classification (indiyānuvādeṇa), what is the duration of the interval between the ekendriyas (one-sensed beings), chadara (covered), suhama (subtle), prajjatta (developed) and aprajjatta (undeveloped), dvindriyas (two-sensed beings), trindriyas (three-sensed beings), caturindriyas (four-sensed beings), and pancendriyas (five-sensed beings)? || 15 || There is no interval || 16 || They are continuous || 17 ||
By the body-based classification (kāyānuvādeṇa), what is the duration of the interval between the prithivikayikas (earth-bodied), ayukayikas (life-bodied), tejukayikas (fire-bodied), vayukayikas (air-bodied), vanaspatikyikas (plant-bodied), nigodjivas (nigoda beings), badara (gross), suhuma (subtle), prajjatta (developed) and aprajjatta (undeveloped), badara vanaspatikyika prateyasarira (gross plant-bodied individual), prajjatta (developed) and aprajjatta (undeveloped), and trasakayikas (mobile beings)? || 18 || There is no interval || 19 || They are continuous || 20 ||
By the yoga-based classification (jogānuvādeṇa), what is the duration of the interval between the pancamana-jogi (five-mano-yogis), pancavaci-jogi (five-vaci-yogis), kāya-jogi (body-yogis), orāliya-kāya-jogi (gross-bodied yogis), orāliya-missakāya-jogi (gross-mixed-bodied yogis), veuvviya-kāya-jogi (transformable-bodied yogis), and kammiya-kāya-jogi (karmic-bodied yogis)? || 21 || There is no interval || 22 || They are continuous || 23 ||
What is the duration of the interval between the veuvviya-missakāya-jogis (transformable-mixed-bodied yogis)? || 24 || At the minimum, it is one samaya (smallest unit of time) || 25 || At the maximum, it is twelve muhurtas (approximately 6 hours) || 26 ||