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## Translation:
**73. Excellent Karman Dravyavargna**
The 73rd Dravyavargna is obtained when the Karman Dravyavargna reaches its peak. The Pudgalaskandha of this Dravyavargna transforms into the eight Karmas, namely Jnanavarana, etc. This is the 13th Dravyavargna.
**14. Excellent Dhruvaskandha Dravyavargna**
When the Excellent Karman Dravyavargna increases by one atom, the Jghanya Dhruvaskandha Dravyavargna is obtained. Further, with an increase of one atom at a time, and moving forward an infinite number of times the size of the space occupied by 17 Jivas, the Excellent Dhruvaskandha Dravyavargna is obtained. These Dhruvaskandha Dravyavargna are also imperceptible. This is the 14th Dravyavargna.
**15. Excellent Santaranirantar Dravyavargna**
When one atom is added to the Excellent Dhruvaskandha Dravyavargna, the Jghanya Santaranirantar Dravyavargna is obtained. Further, with an increase of one atom at a time, and moving forward an infinite number of times the size of the space occupied by all Jivas, the Excellent Santaranirantar Dravyavargna is obtained. This is also an imperceptible Dravyavargna, as it is not suitable for the transformation of Ahar, Tej, Bhasha, etc. The atoms of this Dravyavargna are found both with and without differences, from Jghanya to Excellent. Therefore, it is called Santaranirantar Dravyavargna. This is the 15th Dravyavargna.
**Introduction**
Above the Santaranirantar Dravyavargna lies the Dhruvashunya Dravyavargna. Above the Excellent Santaranirantar Dravyavargna, Pudgalparamanu Skandha, with one atom more, two atoms more, etc., are not found in any of the three times. However, moving forward an infinite number of times the size of the space occupied by all Jivas, the Excellent Dravyavargna of the first Dhruvashunya Dravyavargna is obtained. This is the 16th Dravyavargna, which always remains in the form of zero.
**17. Excellent Pratyekasharira Dravyavargna**
When the Dhruvashunya Dravyavargna increases by one atom, the Jghanya Pratyekasharira Dravyavargna is obtained. Each Pratyekasharira Dravyavargna is the accumulation of Karma and Nokarma Skandha in the body of each Jiva. This Pratyekasharira is found in the bodies of Prithvikaayik, Jalakaayik, AgniKaayik, Vayukaayik, Dev, Naraki, Aharakshariri, Pramattasanyat, and Kevalijin. Except for these eight types of Jivas, the bodies of the remaining worldly Jivas are either Pratyekarupa with a foundation (Sapratisthit) due to being established in Nigod Jivas, or they have a simple body (Sadharan Sharira) which is itself Nigod. The only exception is the plant Nigod, which is without a Nigod. This Jghanya Pratyekasharira Dravyavargna mentioned above is found in the last moment of the 14th Gunasthan of a Kshapitkarmaashik Jiva. Moving forward an infinite number of times the size of the space occupied by all Jivas, with an increase of one atom at a time from this Jghanya Pratyekasharira Dravyavargna, the Excellent Pratyekasharira Dravyavargna is obtained, which is found in the bound AgniKaayik Jivas at the time of the burning of the Mahavana. Although all the AgniKaayik Jivas at the time of the burning of the Mahavana have their own separate independent bodies, all these Jivas and their bodies remain connected to each other, therefore, they are considered as one Dravyavargna. This is the 17th Dravyavargna.