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[4, 2, 4, 82]
In the Chakkhandagama, the second chapter... The long-lived are those who have a long period of *aparyapta* and a short period of *paryapta*. || 82 ||
It is said that the one whose *aparyapta* period is long and *paryapta* period is short. || 82 ||
Whenever he binds the lifespan, he binds it with the *tatprayogya* excellent *yoga*. || 83 ||
He who makes the inferior stage of *niseya* for the upper positions and the excellent stage of *niseya* for the lower positions. || 84 ||
Very often he attains the inferior *yogasthanas*. || 85 ||
Very often he is associated with the slow *sanklesha* results. || 86 ||
Thus, having wandered in the cycle of existence, he is born among the *paryapta* beings of the *badara* earth. || 87 ||
He who has become *paryapta* from all *paryaptis* in the shortest possible time, the *antarmuhurta*. || 88 ||
He who, in the *antarmuhurta*, having attained death, is born among the humans of the previous *koti* lifespan. || 89 ||
He who, in the shortest possible time, is born from the birth of *yoninishkramana* and becomes eight years old. || 90 ||
He who, after that time, has attained *sanjama*. || 91 ||
There, he who, having observed *sanjama* only up to the previous *koti* of existence, has gone to *michchhatva* when there is a little remaining of life, is mistaken. || 92 ||
He who, having attained *michchhatva*, has remained for a short time in that *michchhatva* related *asanjama* period. || 93 ||
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