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The Panchpavarnakaya (five-colored body) of the Naraki (hell-beings) is filled with Telpanari (oil-like liquid), Risishushrumana (painful sensations), and Aindiya (sense organs). They are Supanna (without happiness), Patmadahana (burning in flames), Arayagasamadha (pierced by weapons), Patiagitaralamena (surrounded by venomous snakes), and Vadahapahada (beaten by clubs).
In the first Naraka (hell), the body of the Naraki is seven Dhanus (bows), three Hasta (hands), and six Angula (fingers) in size. In the second Naraka, it is fifteen Dhanus, six Hasta, and twelve Angula in size.
The Naraki's body becomes heavy due to the Vikriya (transformation) during the Ghattaratijana (fierce) war. In the first Naraka, the Ayus (lifespan) is one Sagara (ocean) measure, in the second it is three Sagara, in the third it is seven Sagara, in the fourth it is ten Sagara, in the fifth it is seventeen Sagara, in the sixth it is twenty-two Sagara, and in the seventh it is thirty-three Sagara.
The Naraki beings live in despair, crying and screaming without happiness, and they cut each other bit by bit.
In the third Naraka, the body is thirty-one Dhanus, one Hasta, and two Angula tall. In the fourth Naraka, the body is sixty-two Dhanus tall, and they live for ten thousand years in that inauspicious Dharmabhumi (land of religion). In the fifth Naraka, the body is one hundred and twenty-five Dhanus tall. The Vanshabhoomi (lineage realm) has the worst Ayus, which destroys the hopes of happiness. In the sixth Naraka, the Jinendra Bhagavan (Jain Omniscient) has stated that the best Ayus is two hundred and fifty Dhanus, which is the worst Ayus of the Megha (cloud-like beings). In the seventh Naraka, the body height is five hundred Dhanus, which is the worst Ayus of the Anjana (collyrium-like beings).