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## First Understanding: Description of Audarik Trasas
There are thousands of types of Audarik Trasas. They have seven hundred thousand Yonis. In the shelter of a sufficient Vayukaya being, countless insufficient Vayukaya beings are born according to the rules. In the consideration of the 23 doors, including the body, these Badar Vayukaya beings have four bodies: Audarik, Vaikriya, Tejas, and Karman. There are four types of Samudhat: Vaikriya Samudhat, Vedana Samudhat, Kashaya Samudhat, and Maranatik Samudhat. In the door of position, one should know the position from the lowest to the Antarmahart and from the highest to three thousand years. If the food is without obstruction, it is of the Pudgalas of all six directions, and in the state of obstruction, it is sometimes of the Pudgalas of three, sometimes four, and sometimes five directions. Even in Lokanishkrut (the edge of the world), there is a possibility of Badar Vayukaya, therefore, the state of obstruction can arise. The remaining doors should be known like the subtle Vayukaya. In conclusion, it is said that O Ashyuman Shraman! These beings are going to be in the Tiryanch Gati only, and they will obtain the Tiryanch and Manushya Gati. They are each-bodied and are the measure of the countless Lokakasha regions. This is the end of the statement about Vayukaya.
## Description of Audarik Trasas
**27. Who are called Audarik Trasa beings?**
Audarik Trasa beings are said to be of four types, namely: Dviindriya, Triindriya, Chaturindriya, and Panchendriya.
**Discussion:**
The word 'Audarik' in the term 'Audarik Trasa' is a differentiator of Gati Trasa. The term 'Ourala Tasa' is used to indicate the difference from the Gati Trasa in the form of Tejas Kaya and Vayukaya.
Audarik means gross, primary.
Mainly, Dviindriya etc. beings are intended in the form of Trasa, therefore, they are called Audarik Trasa.
These are of four types: Dviindriya, Triindriya, Chaturindriya, and Panchendriya.
**Dviindriya:** Beings who have two senses, namely touch and taste, are Dviindriya.
**Triindriya:** Beings who have three senses, namely touch, taste, and smell, are Triindriya.
**Chaturindriya:** Beings who have four senses, namely touch, taste, smell, and sight, are Chaturindriya.
**Panchendriya:** Beings who have five senses, namely touch, taste, smell, sight, and hearing, are Panchendriya beings.
It has been said earlier that this division of senses is with respect to Dravyaindriyas, not with respect to Bhavaindriyas.