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Chhakkanḍāgame Veyanākhaṇḍa
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According to the Vargṇaparūvaṇā, there is a Vargṇā of countless Lokas, which is the division of the Yogāvibhāgapratichchedas. || 180 ||
Thus, there are countless Vargṇās in the countless divisions of the Śreṇi. || 181 ||
The name of a group of Jivas whose Yogāvibhāgapratichchedas are equal in number to the Yogāvibhāgapratichchedas of a particular Jiva-pradeśa is called a Vargṇā. Further, the name of a group of Jivas whose Yogāvibhāgapratichchedas are equal to each other, but greater than the Yogāvibhāgapratichchedas of the Jiva-pradeśas of the previous Vargṇā, and less than the Yogāvibhāgapratichchedas of each Jiva-pradeśa of the subsequent Vargṇās, is called the second Vargṇā. All the Vargṇās obtained by this method are countless in number, equal to the countless divisions of the Śreṇi.
According to the Fadayaparūvaṇā, there is a Fadaya of countless Vargṇās, which are countless in number, equal to the countless divisions of the Śreṇi. || 182 ||
The name of each Jiva-pradeśa where the same number of Javana Yogas are found in the Avibhāgapratichchedas is called a Varg, and the name of the group of these is called the first Vargṇā. Further, the name of the group of all the Jiva-pradeśas which have one more Avibhāgapratichchedas than the Avibhāgapratichchedas of the previous Varg is called the second Vargṇā. In this way, the groups of Jiva-pradeśas with increasing Yogāvibhāgapratichchedas, one Avibhāgapratichchedas at a time, are called the third, fourth, etc. Vargṇās. These Vargṇās are countless in number, equal to the countless divisions of the Jagśreṇi, in one Fadaya. || 182 ||
Thus, there are countless Fadayas in one Yogasthāna, equal to the countless divisions of the Śreṇi. || 183 ||
According to the Antaraparūvaṇā, what is the difference between two Fadayas? The difference is countless Lokas. || 184 ||
When the first Fadaya increases by the amount of the first Fadaya, it becomes the second Fadaya. The reason for this is that the first Varg of the first Fadaya is twice the number of the first Varg of the second Fadaya, in terms of the Vibhāgapratichchedas.
Vadayataram. || 185 ||
The difference between all the Fadayas is the same. || 185 ||