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## First Understanding: Description of Devas [111]
**Sanhananadwar:** None of the six Sanhanans exist because Sanhanan refers to the specific structure of bones, and Devas have neither bones, veins, nor nerves. Therefore, they are Asanhanani. However, the Pudgalas that are desirable, radiant, pleasing, attractive, satisfying to the mind, soft, and charming, gather together in their body form - they transform.
**Sansthanadwar:** The Bhavadharaniy Sansthan is Samachauras Sansthan, and the Uttarvaikriya is of various types because they can shape themselves according to their will.
**Kashayadwar:** They have all four Kashayas.
**Sanjnaadwar:** They have all four Sanjnas.
**Leshyadwar:** They have all six Leshyas.
**Indriyadwar:** They have all five Indriyas.
**Samudghtadwar:** They have five Samudghatas: Vaikriya, Kashay, Maranantik, Vaikriya, and Tejas Samudghatas.
**Sanjidwar:** They are both Sanji and Asanji. Those who become Devas after dying from Garbhavyutkrantik are Sanji, and those who are born from Sammuchhimas are called Asanji.
**Devadwar:** They are Strivedi and Puvedi. They do not have Napunsakavedi.
**Paryapti, Drishti, and Darshanadwar:** Like Nairyayikas.
**Gyanadwar:** They are both Gyanis and Agnyanis. Those who are Gyanis have three types of knowledge: Mati, Shruta, and Avadhi. Those who are Agnyanis have either two or three types of ignorance. Those with three types of ignorance have Mati-pragyan, Shruta-agnyan, and Vibhanggyan. Those with two types of ignorance have Mati-agnyan and Shruta-pragyan. Those who are born from Asanjis have two types of ignorance. This is the meaning of Bhajana.
**Upayog and Aharadwar:** Should be understood like Nairyayikas. They use both Sakar and Anakar. They consume food from all six directions.
**Upapatadwar:** They are born from Sanji Panchendriya, Asanji Panchendriya, Tiryanch, and Garbhaja humans, but not from other living beings.
**Sthitidwar:** Their lowest lifespan is ten thousand years, and their highest lifespan is thirty-three Sagaropama.
**Samavahatadwar:** They die both with and without Maranantik Samudghata.
**Chyavanadwar:** When these Devas die, they are reborn in Earth, water, plant bodies, Garbhaja, and Tiryanch Panchendriya with a lifespan of Sankhyat years, and in humans. They do not go to other living beings.
**Gati-Agatiadwar:** Therefore, they are those who go in two motions and come in two motions.