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[Various Subjects Explained]
[221] The term "Sadisansthan" refers to a body with deformed and small limbs, even though they have the characteristic features, and a hump on the back or chest in the middle. The term "Kubjakasansthan" refers to a body where all the limbs are in accordance with the principles of anatomy, but the body is dwarfed. The term "Hundsansthan" refers to a body where all the limbs, such as hands and feet, are opposite to the principles of anatomy. All Naraki beings are said to have Hundsansthan, and all Devas are said to have Samachatursrasansthan. The remaining humans and animals have all six types of Sansthans.
622 - "O Venerable One! What kind of Sansthan do Naraki beings have?" "Gautama! Naraki beings are said to have Hundsansthan." "O Venerable One! What kind of Sansthan do Asura Kumar Devas have?" "Gautama! Asura Kumar Devas have Samachatursrasansthan." Similarly, all the Bhavanvasi Devas, up to the Thanik Kumaras, have Samachatursrasansthan.
623 - "Earth-bodied beings are said to have Masurasansthan. Apkayik beings are said to have Stibuk (bindu) Sansthan. Tejas-kayik beings are said to have Sucikalap Sansthan (shaped like a bunch of needles). Vayukayik beings are said to have Pataaka (flag) Sansthan. Vanaspatikayik beings are said to have various types of Sansthans."
624 - "Dvi-indriya, Tri-indriya, Chatur-indriya, and Sammuchhim Pancha-indriya animals are said to have Hundsansthan, and Garbhopakrantik animals are said to have all six Sansthans. Sammuchhim humans are said to have Hundsansthan, and Garbhopakrantik humans are said to have all six Sansthans. Just as Asura Kumar Devas have Samachatursrasansthan, so do Vanavyantar, Jyotishk, and Vaimanik Devas."
625 - "O Venerable One! How many types of Vedas are there?" "Gautama! There are three types of Vedas, namely - Itthive, Purisave, and Napunsave."