If you want, I can also explain the Jain time units from samaya to sāgaropama in a simple chart.
Certainly — here is a simple Jain time-unit chart from samaya to sāgaropama:
| Jain Time Unit | Relation | |---|---| | 1 samaya | The smallest unit of time | | 1 āvalikā | A very large number of samayas | | 1 muhūrta | 30 kṣaṇas, or about 48 minutes in common usage | | 1 day | 30 muhūrtas | | 1 pālya / palya | An extremely vast measure of time | | 1 sāgaropama | 1,000,000,000,000 palyas |
Simple idea
- samaya is the tiniest time unit.
- As we move upward, each unit becomes extremely larger.
- sāgaropama represents an immeasurably vast span of time in Jain cosmology.
Very short remembrance
samaya → āvalikā → muhūrta → day → palya → sāgaropamaIf you wish, I can also present this in a clean vertical chart or a fully detailed Jain cosmology table.