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English Translation (preserving Jain terms):
[452] In the Chhakkhanda Agama, the Khuddabandho
[2, 11, 34] The Trasa (mobile) Kāyikās (embodied beings) are the least in number. \\35\\ The Sūkṣma (subtle) Indriya (sense-organ) Paryāptās (fully developed) are countless times more than the Trasa Kāyikās. \\36\\ The Sūkṣma Indriyās (subtle sense-organs) are more numerous than the Ekīndriya (one-sensed) Paryāptās. \\37\\ The Ekīndriya Paryāptās are more numerous than the Dvīndriya (two-sensed) Paryāptās.
The Caturindriya (four-sensed) Paryāptās are the least in number. \\22\\ The Pañcendriya (five-sensed) Paryāptās are considerably more numerous than the Caturindriya Paryāptās. \\23\\ The Dvīndriya Paryāptās are considerably more numerous than the Pañcendriya Paryāptās. \\24\\ The Trīndriya (three-sensed) Paryāptās are considerably more numerous than the Dvīndriya Paryāptās. \\25\\ The Pañcendriya Aparyāptās (undeveloped five-sensed) are countless times more than the Trīndriya Paryāptās. \\26\\ The Caturindriya Aparyāptās are considerably more numerous than the Pañcendriya Aparyāptās. \\27\\ The Trīndriya Aparyāptās are considerably more numerous than the Caturindriya Aparyāptās. \\28\\ The Dvīndriya Aparyāptās are considerably more numerous than the Trīndriya Aparyāptās. \\29\\ The Anīndriya (non-sensed) are countless times more than the Dvīndriya Aparyāptās. \\30\\ The Bādara (gross) Ekīndriya Paryāptās are countless times more than the Anīndriya. \\31\\ The Bādara Ekīndriya Aparyāptās are countless times more than the Bādara Ekīndriya Paryāptās. \\32\\ The Bādara Ekīndriya Viśeṣādhikā (more numerous) are considerably more than the Bādara Ekīndriya Aparyāptās. \\33\\ The Sūkṣma Ekīndriya Aparyāptās are countless times more than the Bādara Ekīndriya.
\\34\\ The Sūkṣma Ekīndriya Paryāptās are countless times more than the Sūkṣma Ekīndriya Aparyāptās. \\35\\ The Sūkṣma Ekīndriya Viśeṣādhikā are considerably more than the Sūkṣma Ekīndriya Paryāptās. \\36\\ The Ekīndriya Jīvas (one-sensed beings) are considerably more numerous than the Sūkṣma Ekīndriya.
\\38\\ According to the Kāyānupravāda (classification of embodied beings), the Trasa (mobile) Kāyikās are the least in number. \\39\\ The Tejas (fire) Kāyikās are countless times more than the Trasa Kāyikās. \\40\\ The Pṛthivī (earth) Kāyikās are considerably more numerous than the Tejas Kāyikās. \\41\\ The Ap (water) Kāyikās are considerably more numerous than the Pṛthivī Kāyikās. \\42\\ The Vāyu (air) Kāyikās are considerably more numerous than the Ap Kāyikās. \\43\\ The Akāyikās (non-embodied) are countless times more than the Vāyu Kāyikās. \\44\\ The Vanaspati (plant) Kāyikās are countless times more than the Akāyikās.
They also explain this principle of more and less in other ways:
\\45\\ The Trasa Kāyikā Paryāptās are the least in number. \\46\\ The Trasa Kāyikā Aparyāptās are countless times more than the Trasa Kāyikā Paryāptās. \\47\\ The Tejas Kāyikā Aparyāptās are considerably more numerous than the Tejas Kāyikā Paryāptās. \\48\\ The Pṛthivī Kāyikā Aparyāptās are considerably more numerous than the Pṛthivī Kāyikā Paryāptās. \\49\\ The Ap Kāyikā Aparyāptās are considerably more numerous than the Ap Kāyikā Paryāptās. \\50\\ The Vāyu Kāyikā Aparyāptās are considerably more numerous than the Vāyu Kāyikā Paryāptās. \\51\\ The Tejas Kāyikā Paryāptās are countless times more than the Trasa Kāyikā Aparyāptās. \\52\\ The Pṛthivī Kāyikā Paryāptās are considerably more numerous than the Tejas Kāyikā Aparyāptās. \\53\\ The Ap Kāyikā Paryāptās are considerably more numerous than the Pṛthivī Kāyikā Aparyāptās. \\54\\ The Vāyu Kāyikā Paryāptās are considerably more numerous than the Ap Kāyikā Aparyāptās. \\55\\ The Akāyikās are countless times more than the Vāyu Kāyikā Aparyāptās. \\56\\ The Vanaspati Kāyikā Aparyāptās are countless times more than the Akāyikās. \\57\\ The Vanaspati Kāyikā Paryāptās are countless times more than the Vanaspati Kāyikā Aparyāptās. \\58\\ The Vanaspati Kāyikās are considerably more numerous than the Nigodās (the most minute living beings).\\59\\