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4, 2, 4, 70] In the Chakkhandagama, the Veyanakhanda:
[551 Paliopamas, with innumerable divisions, by the impact of the sticks of the sticks of the sticks, in the time of an innumerable division of a Paliopama, having done the destruction of karma, again he was born among the gross earth-bodied living beings endowed with capacity. || 70 ||
Having not observed the eight Samyamakandas by the various Bhavagrahanas, having calmed the passions four times, and having observed the Samyamāsamyamakandas and the Samyaktvakaṇḍas of the measure of an innumerable division of a Paliopama, thus wandering, he was again born among the human beings of the previous Koṭi of life-span. || 71 ||
The meaning is that after attaining the Samyama four times, one Samyamakanda is completed. There can be a maximum of eight such Samyamakandas. Because after that, the soul does not remain in the worldly existence, it becomes liberated. In these Samyamakandas, the pacification of passions (Upashamashreṇi) occurs only four times, more than that is not possible. Among so many Samyamakandas, the soul observes the Samyamāsamyamakandas to the maximum extent of an innumerable division of a Paliopama, and the Samyaktvakaṇḍas even more than that.
Born by the birth of leaving the womb, he became the youngest. || 72 ||
He attained the Samyama. || 73 ||
There, having observed the Samyama up to the previous Koṭi of the state of existence, and with a little remaining life-span left, he was engaged in the destruction (Kshapana). || 74 ||