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Touch, taste, smell, sight, and hearing. (20) The meanings of touch, taste, smell, color, and sound. (21) These are for the mind of the senseless. (22) For the air beings, there is one (25) Each has its own growth, such as in worms, ants, bees, and humans. (24) Those who are conscious and aware. (25) In the state of the body, there is the action of yoga. (26) The movement is sequential. (27) There is no conflict for the soul. (28) The embodied beings of the world were previously fourfold. (29) At one time, there is no conflict. (30)
1 - The meanings are mentioned in the source (sutta). 'The meanings' do not refer to all (56) – this resolution of doubt has been made by Akalanka-Vidyananda.
2 - For the end of vegetation, one (sutta) suggests that in some scriptures, the human position is considered futile.
4 - It is mentioned that in the end of the 21st sutta, ‘those beyond the senses are simply the omniscients’.
5 - At one time, there is no conflict. (sutta).