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[630] Chapter on the Ve yana Khand in the Chakkhandagama
[4, 2, 7, 199] How many A vibhaga Prati cheda are there in one place? There are infinite A vibhaga Prati cheda, which are infinite times greater than all the living beings. So many A vibhaga Prati cheda are there in one place. || 199 ||
By taking all the atoms related to the smallest Anu bhaga Sthana and combining them, then removing the color, smell and taste of the atom with the slowest Anu bhaga, and then dividing it only by the sense of touch, until it can be divided. The final division that is obtained is called A vibhaga Prati cheda. By the measure of this final division, when all the Sparsha Khand are divided, infinite times more A vibhaga Prati cheda are obtained in one Anu bhaga Sthana than all the living beings. The name of all these divisions separately is 'Varga'. ||
How many Sthana are there in the Sthana Prarupana? There are as many Sthana as there are countless Lokas. || 200 ||
How much is the Antar in the Antar Prarupana for each Sthana? The Antar is infinite times greater than all the living beings. || 201 ||
In the Kandaya Prarupana, there are Ananta Bhaga Vriddhi Kandaya, Asankhya Bhaga Vriddhi Kandaya, Sankhya Bhaga Vriddhi Kandaya, Sankhya Guna Vriddhi Kandaya, Asankhya Guna Vriddhi Kandaya, and Ananta Guna Vriddhi Kandaya. || 202 ||
In the Oj Yugma Prarupana, the A vibhaga Prati cheda are Krit Yugma, the Sthana are Krit Yugma, and the Kandaya are Krit Yugma. || 203 ||
_ Oj Ras are of two types - Kali Oj and Tejo Oj. The Ras in which one digit remains after dividing by four is called Kali Oj Ras. For example, 13 (13+4=3 remainder 1). The Ras in which three digits remain after dividing by four is called Tejo Oj. For example, 15