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[776] In the Chhakkanḍagame, the Vaggṇā-khaṇḍa
[5, 4, 549] The Visrasopacaya of the lowest of the lowest is infinite times greater than the Visrasopacaya of the highest of the highest. [549]
The Visrasopacaya of the lowest of the highest is infinite times greater than the Visrasopacaya of the lowest of the lowest. [550]
The Visrasopacaya of the highest of the highest is infinite times greater than the Visrasopacaya of the highest of the lowest. [551]
In the Bādarani-godavaggṇā, the Visrasopacaya of the lowest of the lowest, which is the last time-bound, false-bodied, and present in the lowest of the lowest body-avagāhanā, is very little. [552]
In the Suhumani-godavaggṇā, the Visrasopacaya of the highest of the highest, which is present in the highest of the highest body-avagāhanā of the six jīvanikāyas, which are bound by one bond and have attained the piṇḍa state, is infinite times greater than the Visrasopacaya of the lowest of the lowest. [553]
These are the three Anuyo-gadvārās that are used in the Prarūpaṇā: Jīvapramāṇānugamo, Padesamāṇānugamo, and Appābahu-e. [554]
According to Jīvapramāṇānugamo, the number of Pṛthivīkāyik jīvas is countless. [555]
The number of Āukkāyik jīvas is countless. [556]
The number of Teukkāyik jīvas is countless. [557]
The number of Vāukkāyik jīvas is countless. [558]
The number of Vanapphadikāyik jīvas is infinite. [559]
The number of Trasakāyik jīvas is countless. [560]