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## First Chapter: Description of the Earth Body [43 should be taken]
The fourth said, "Only the clusters of jamun should be broken." The fifth said, "Not all clusters, only the ripe jamuns should be broken." The sixth said, "Why is there a need to cut the trees, etc.? We are only interested in eating the jamuns, so we should simply eat the jamuns that have fallen down." Just as there were six different kinds of thoughts of these men, similarly, there are different streams of results in the Leshyas.
The first three Leshyas, Krishna, Neel, and Kapoth, are inauspicious, and the next three Leshyas, Tej, Padma, and Shukla, are auspicious. Subtle Earth-bodied beings have only the three inauspicious Leshyas. Devas are not born in the subtle beings. Therefore, only the first three Leshyas are present in them.
## 8. Sensory Doors
According to the etymology, "Indanaad Indra," the soul is Indra because it is the supreme lord of all knowledge. Its inseparable mark is the senses. There are five senses: the sense of hearing, the sense of sight, the sense of smell, the sense of taste, and the sense of touch.
These five senses are of two types: Dravyaindriya and Bhavaindriya. Dravyaindriya is also of two types: 1. Nirvritti Dravyaindriya and 2. Upakaran Dravyaindriya.
Nirvritti means a separate structure made of Pudgal. This Nirvrittiindriya is also of two types: external and internal. The outer ear, etc., is external Nirvritti, and it does not have a fixed form. The ears of a human being are on the sides of the eyes and at the level of the eyebrows, while the ears of a horse are above the eyes, and their front parts are sharp. The internal Nirvrittiindriya is the same for all beings. Regarding this, the Agam says that the shape of the sense of hearing is like the fruit of Kadamba, the shape of the sense of sight is like the moon-shaped lentil, the shape of the sense of smell is like the Ati Muktak, the shape of the sense of taste is like a hoof, and the shape of the sense of touch is of various kinds. In the sense of touch, there is generally no distinction between external and internal. In the Tattvarth's original commentary, this distinction is not considered.
Upakaran means the special power of the internal Niti. External Nirvritti is like a sword, and internal Nirvritti is like the edge of a sword, a purer group of Pudgal. There is a slight difference between Upakaran Indriya and internal Nirvritti Indriya, which is in the power and the powerful. Even if the internal Nirvritti Indriya is present, if the Upakaran Indriya is destroyed, the object is not perceived. For example, even if the internal Nirvritti Indriya is in the form of Kadamba, if the power is destroyed by a very loud thunder, etc., the sound is not heard.
1. Panthano Paribhattha Chappurisaa Adavimjhayaranmi
Jambutaruss Hoatta Paropparam Te Vichitenti // 1 //
Nimmul Khanghasala Mocche Pakke Ya Padiyasadiyaai
Jah Aasi Bhaaba, Tah Lesamro Vi Nayabvaa // 2 //