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- Just as there are species like snakes, mice, insects, and pigeons that are born without any coverings, those are called "pita." For example, species like elephants, rabbits, and rats are of this kind. These are not born wrapped in the six forms of birth or through fluids; rather, they are born in open conditions. The birth of deities and beings in hell has a specific designated place; this is called "uppata." The upper part of a divine being that is covered with divine garments is the uppatakṣetra of the deity. The void of the wall is the uppatakṣetra of hell because they take on the variable matter that resides in that body.
Now it describes the body:
"आदारिकवैक्रियाहारकतैजसकार्मणानि शरीराणि" (Bodies consist of the attributes of various states, physicality, and karmas).
Further, it is of increasingly subtle nature.
In terms of place, there are countless qualities prior to that state of physicality.
Beyond the infinite qualities.
In relation to the eternal connection.
Also, it concerns the division of the states and the fourth one that arises simultaneously.
Here, the term "province" has been interpreted as "infinite dimensions" in the commentary. However, the 'Sarvārthasiddhi' and similar texts have taken the meaning of "atom."