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[4, 2, 4, 197] In the Chakkhandagama, the Veyanakhando
[565] There are many types of increase and decrease in the yogasthanas, which are innumerable. || 196 ||
According to the time-based classification, the four yogasthanas with different time durations are innumerable. || 197 ||
The yogasthanas with five time durations are also innumerable. || 198 ||
Similarly, the yogasthanas with six, seven, and eight time durations are also innumerable. || 199 ||
Furthermore, the yogasthanas with seven, six, five, four, three, and two time durations are also innumerable. || 200 ||
According to the increase-based classification, there are innumerable increase and decrease in the yogasthanas, countable increase and decrease, countable multiplication increase and decrease, and innumerable multiplication increase and decrease. || 201 ||
How long do the three increases and three decreases last? The shortest duration is one time. || 202 ||
The longest duration is an innumerable fraction of an avali. || 203 ||
How long do the innumerable multiplication increase and decrease last? The shortest duration is one time. || 204 ||
The longest duration is an antarmuhurta. || 205 ||
According to the principle of alpabahutva, the eight-time yogasthanas are the most scarce. || 206 ||