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[100] ... . [Jivajivaabhigamsutra te nan bhanta! Jivaa katigatiyaa katimraagatiyaa pannataa? Goyamaa! Panchagatiyaa chauaagatiyaa paritta sankhijjhaa pannattaa samaanauoso! Se tan manussaa. [41] What is the nature of a human being? Humans are said to be of two types, namely, Sammūchhim human and Garbhavyutkrantik human / O Bhagavan! Where are the Sammūchhim humans born? .. Gautama! They are born within the human realm (in the impure places of the Garbhaja-humans), and they die within the lifespan of an Antarmūhūrta. Bhanta! How many bodies do those beings have? Gautama! They have three bodies - Audārik, Tejas and Kārman / (This is how the Dvāra-Vaktvyatā should be spoken.) This is the statement about the Sammūchhim humans / What is the nature of the Garbhaja humans? Gautama! Garbhaja humans are said to be of three types, namely, Karmabhūmij, Akarmabhūmij and Antarvīpaj / This is how the distinction of humans should be spoken according to the Prajñāpanāsūtra, and the complete Vaktvyatā should be spoken until the Chhadmastha and Kevali / These humans are, in brief, of two types - sufficient and insufficient. Bhanta! How many bodies are said to be possessed by those beings? Gautama! They are said to have five bodies - Praudārik to Kārman / Their Sharīrāvagāhanā is from the smallest part of a finger to three Kosas. They have six Sanhanan and six Sansthān. Bhanta! Are those beings possessed by Krodhakṣayā to Lobhakṣayā or Prakṣayā? Gautama! They are of all kinds. Bhagavan! Are those beings possessed by Prāhārasanjnā to Lobhasanjnā or Nosanjnā? Gautama! They are of all kinds. Bhagavan! Are those beings possessed by Kṛṣṇaleśyā to Śuklaleśyā or Aleśyā? Gautama! They are of all kinds. They are possessed by Śrotrendriya-upayoga to Sparśanendriya-upayoga and Noindriya-upayoga. All Samuddhāt are found in them, such as Vednāsamuddhāt to Kevalisamuddhāt / They are also Sanjnī, Nosanjnī-Prasanjnī. They are also Strived, Pumved, Napumsakaved and Pravedī / They have five Pāryāptyā and five Apāryāptyā / (The expectation is to consider language and mind as one).