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In response to the question regarding the arrival of Jiva, it should be said that they are countless. Therefore, even if the process of taking away one at a time continues until the countless part of the Palopam, their removal cannot be completed. (This removal never happened, will not happen, it is only a figment of imagination to tell the number.) 201. (E) In the Sohammisanes, O Venerable! What is the nature of the bodies of the gods in the Kalpas? Gotama! The nature of the body is twofold, namely, Bhavadharanija and Uttaraveumbiya. / There, the Bhavadharanija is as many parts of an angula as there are countless, and in terms of height, it is seventy yojanas. There, the Uttaraveumbiya is as many parts of an angula as there are countless, and in terms of height, it is a hundred thousand yojanas. / Thus, one by one, until the last one is a yojana. There is no Uttaraveumbiya body for the last Bhavadharanija. / In the Sohammisanes, O Venerable! What is the nature of the bodies of the gods in terms of their assembly? Gotama! The nature of the assembly is sixfold. / There is no end, no beginning, no assembly; those beings who are desired, until they reach this assembly, they become until they reach the last. / In the Sohammisanes, O Venerable! What is the nature of the bodies of the gods in terms of their structure? Gotama! The body is twofold, Bhavadharanija and Uttaraveumbiya. / There, the Bhavadharanija is of the nature of the structure of the Samachauransa, / There, the Uttaraveumbiya is of the nature of the structure of the Nana, until it reaches the last. The last Bhavadharanija is of the nature of the structure of the Samachauransa, there is no Uttaraveumbiya. / In the Sohammisanes, what is the nature of the gods in terms of their color? Gotama! They are of the color of Kanagatayarattama. In the Sanankumaramahide, they are of the color of Paumpapamhagora. In the Brahmaloka, O Venerable! Gotama! They are of the color of Allamadugavannabha. / Thus, until the last, / They are of the color of Paramasukilla, which is the last. In the Sohammisanes, O Venerable! What is the nature of the bodies of the gods in the Kalpas in terms of their smell? Gotama! They are of the smell of the earth, like the smell of a Kothupuda, and also of the smell of all the Manamataraga. Until the last. / In the Sohammisanes, O Venerable! What is the nature of the bodies of the gods in terms of their touch? Gotama! They are of the touch of Thiramauyanisukumalachavi, and so on, until the last. / What is the nature of the beings who become Ussasatta in the Sohammisanes? Gotama! Those beings who are desired, until they reach this, become Ussasatta, until they reach the last; thus, they also become Praharatta, until they reach the last. What are the Leasas of the Sohammisanes? Gotama! They are of one Teuleassa. In the Sanankumaramahide, they are of one Pamhaleassa. Thus, in the Brahmaloka, they are of one Pamha, and in the rest, they are of one Sukkaleassa; the last ones are of one Paramasukkaleassa. What are the Sambhatthi, Micchaditthi, and Sammamichchavitthi of the Sohammisanes? They are of three kinds, until the last, the Gevejjades, they are of Sammavitthi, Micchavitthi, and Sammamichchavitthi. / The last ones are of Sammavitthi, neither Micchaditthi nor Sammamichchaditthi.