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Jivajivabhigama Sutra
In the same way, among the imperfect (aparyaptas) one-sensed (ekendriyas) and others, the least are the five-sensed imperfect, more than them are the four-sensed imperfect, more than them are the three-sensed imperfect, more than them are the two-sensed imperfect, and more than them by infinite times are the one-sensed imperfect. They are more than the sensed imperfect.
Similarly, among the perfect (paryaptas) one-sensed and others, the least are the four-sensed perfect, more than them are the five-sensed perfect, more than them are the two-sensed perfect, more than them are the three-sensed perfect, and more than them by infinite times are the one-sensed perfect. They are more than the sensed perfect.
Bhagavan! Among these sensed perfect and imperfect, which ones are less, more, equal, or superior to which ones? Gautama! The least are the sensed imperfect, and the sensed perfect are innumerable times more than them. Similarly, the abundance and scarcity of the one-sensed perfect and imperfect should be known.
Bhagavan! Among these two-sensed perfect and imperfect, which ones are less, up to superior to which ones? Gautama! The least are the two-sensed perfect, and the two-sensed imperfect are innumerable times more than them. Similarly, the abundance and scarcity of the three-sensed, four-sensed, and five-sensed should be known.
Bhagavan! Among these one-sensed, two-sensed, three-sensed, four-sensed, five-sensed perfect and imperfect, which ones are less, more, equal, or superior to which ones? Gautama! The least are the four-sensed perfect, more than them are the five-sensed perfect, more than them are the two-sensed perfect, more than them are the three-sensed perfect, more than them by innumerable times are the five-sensed imperfect, more than them are the four-sensed imperfect, more than them are the three-sensed imperfect, more than them are the two-sensed imperfect, more than them by infinite times are the one-sensed imperfect, more than them are the sensed imperfect, more than them by innumerable times are the one-sensed perfect, more than them are the sensed perfect, and more than them are the supreme.
This completes the description of the five types of worldly-bound (samsarasampanna) beings.