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Khudabandho in Chhakkhandagama
[2, 11, 197]
Sammatthī (right faith) has innumerable qualities. 197. Sammatthī is superior. 198. Siddhas (liberated souls) are infinite in qualities. 199. Micchatthi (wrong faith) is infinite in qualities. 200.
Sāsādana-samyagdṛṣṭi (partially right faith) are the least in number. 193. Compared to them, samyagmithyādṛṣṭi (mixed right and wrong faith) are innumerable times more. 194. Compared to them, upasama-samyagdṛṣṭi (right faith with subsided passions) are innumerable times more. 195. Compared to them, kṣāyika-samyagdṛṣṭi (right faith with annihilated passions) are innumerable times more. 196. Compared to them, vedaka-samyagdṛṣṭi (right faith with experiencing) are innumerable times more. 197. Compared to them, samyagdṛṣṭi (right faith) are specially more. 198. Compared to them, Siddhas (liberated souls) are infinite in qualities. 199. Compared to them, mithyādṛṣṣṭi (wrong faith) are infinite in qualities. 200.
According to the Saṃjñīmārganā (classification based on consciousness), the Saṃjñī (conscious) are the least in number. 201. Compared to them, the Asaṃjñī (non-conscious) and Neva-saṃjñī-neva-asaṃjñī (neither conscious nor non-conscious) are infinite in qualities. 202. The Asaṃjñī (non-conscious) are infinite in qualities. 203.
According to the Āhāramārganā (classification based on food intake), the Anāhāra (non-food-intake) Abandha (non-bound) are the least in number. 204. Compared to them, the Anāhāra Bandha (non-food-intake bound) are infinite in qualities. 205. Compared to them, the Āhāra (food-intake) are innumerable times more. 206.
|| The exposition of the Alpabahutvānugama (gradation of the less and more) is complete. || 11 ||
Mahādaṇḍaka
Now, the Mahādaṇḍaka (great punishment) is to be expounded for all the jīvas (living beings). 1.
The Manuṣya-paryāpta (human-complete) Garbhopakrāntika (embryo-entered) are the least in number among all the jīvas. 2. The Manuṣya-niyā (human-species) are innumerable times more than the Manuṣya-paryāpta Garbhopakrāntika. 3.