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The **Jiva-Jiva-Abhigamsutra** describes **Pravalika-Pravisht** (row-aligned) **Vimanas** as being of three types: 1. **Gola** (round), 2. **Trikon** (triangular), and 3. **Chatushkon** (quadrilateral). **Pravalika-Bahya** (external) Vimanas are of various types. The same statement should be made for **Veyak-Vimanas**. **Anuttaropapattik** Vimanas are of two types: **Gola** and **Trikon**.
**Lord!** What are the length and width of the Vimanas in the **Saudharma-Ishana Kalpa**? **Gautama!** These Vimanas are of two types: those with a **Sankhyat Yojana** (countable yojana) extent and those with an **Asankhyat Yojana** (uncountable yojana) extent.
Just as the **Narakas** (hells) have been described, so too should the **Anuttaropapattik Vimanas** be described as being of two types: those with a **Sankhyat Yojana** extent and those with an **Asankhyat Yojana** extent. Those with a **Sankhyat Yojana** extent are the size of **Jambudvipa**, and those with an **Asankhyat Yojana** extent are said to have an extent and circumference of **Asankhyat** thousands of **Yojanas**.
**Lord!** What are the colors of the Vimanas in the **Saudharma-Ishana Kalpa**? **Gautama!** The Vimanas are of all five colors: **Krishna** (black), **Neela** (blue), **Lal** (red), **Pila** (yellow), and **Shukla** (white). In the **Sanatkumar** and **Mahendra Kalpas**, the Vimanas are of four colors: **Neela** to **Shukla**. In the **Brahmaloka** and **Lantank Kalpas**, the Vimanas are of three colors: **Lal** to **Shukla**. In the **Mahashaka** and **Sahasrar Kalpas**, the Vimanas are of two colors: **Pila** and **Shukla**. In the **Panat**, **Pranat**, **Parana**, and **Achyut Kalpas**, the Vimanas are **Shukla** (white). **Veyak-Vimanas** are also **Shukla**. **Anuttaropapattik Vimanas** are of the **Param-Shukla** (supreme white) color.
**Lord!** What is the **Prabha** (radiance) of the Vimanas in the **Saudharma-Ishana Kalpa**? **Gautama!** These Vimanas are eternally radiant with their own **Prabha** and eternally luminous. The same should be said for **Anuttaropapattik Vimanas**.
**Lord!** What is the **Gandha** (smell) of the Vimanas in the **Saudharma-Ishana Kalpa**? **Gautama!** Their smell is even more pleasant than the smell of fragrant substances like **Kosthapudha** (sandalwood). The same should be said for **Anuttara-Vimanas**.
**Lord!** What is the **Sparsha** (touch) of the Vimanas in the **Saudharma-Ishana Kalpa**? **Gautama!** Their touch should be like the soft touch of **Ajin** (leather), **Charma** (skin), or **Ruyi** (cotton). The same should be said for **Anuttaropapattik Vimanas**.
**Lord!** In the **Sohma-Isana Kalpas**, how are the Vimanas situated? **Gautama!** In **Jambudvipa**, there are two **Savvadova-Samuddas** (oceans) and the **Gama** (city) extends up to the **Chhammasa** (six months) and the **Vimanas** are situated up to the **Atthagaiya** (eight months). The **Anuttaropapattik Vimanas** are situated up to the **Atthagaiya**, and beyond that, there are no Vimanas.
**Lord!** In the **Sohma-Isana Kalpas**, what are the Vimanas made of? **Gautama!** They are made of **Savvarayana** (all kinds of materials). Many **Jivas** (living beings) and **Poggala** (liberated souls) wander, move about, gather, and disperse there. The Vimanas are **Sasa** (with doors) up to the **Phasaprajjava** (a type of Vimana) and **Asasa** (without doors) up to the **Anuttaropapattik Vimanas**.
**Lord!** In the **Sohma-Isana Kalpas**, how do the **Devas** (gods) move about? **Gautama!** They move about in the same way as the **Tiryamana** (animals), **Manushya** (humans), and **Panchidia** (birds) in the **Sammuchhima** (middle world), except that they move about in a **Vakkatima** (straight line) up to the **Anuttaropapattik Vimanas**.