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This means: The finest subtle dust particle is called a hare's hair dust particle; seven hare's hair dust particles make one sheep's hair-tip dust particle; seven sheep's hair-tip dust particles make one dust particle in a sunbeam; seven dust particles in a sunbeam make one nit; seven nits make one louse; seven lice make one barley grain; seven barley grains make one finger-breadth; twelve finger-breadths make one span; two spans make one cubit; four cubits make one bow; five hundred bows are called one krośa; ten krośas are called one yojana. A trichiliocosm is one transformation-buddha land. This means that all such dharmas form an entity through the accumulation of subtle particles. Why did you not ask how many particles each is composed of?