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## First Understanding: The Right of the Apkayika [55]
Thus, O Ayushman! O Shramanas! These Badar Prithvikaayika beings are each-bodied and are said to be countless, as vast as the Lokakasha. This is the description of the Badar Prithvikaaya, and with this, the right of the Prithvikaaya is complete.
The right of the Apkayika [16] What are the Apkayika? Apkayika beings are said to be of two types, namely, the Sukshma Apkayika and the Badar Apkayika. / The Sukshma Apkayika beings are of two types, namely, the Paryapta and the Aparyapta. / Bhagavan! How many bodies are said to be of these beings? Gautama! They are said to be of three bodies, namely, the Audarika, the Taijasa, and the Karman. / Thus, all the doors should be described like the Sukshma Prithvikaayika. / The special feature is that in the Sansthana door, their Stibuk (bubble form) is called the Sansthana. / The rest should be described in the same way, as long as they are of two motions, two arrivals, each-bodied, and countless. / This is the right of the Sukshma Apkayika.
The Badar Apkayika [17] What are the Badar Apkayika? The Badar Apkayika are said to be of nine types, namely, the Osa, the Hime, and so on, up to the Tahppagaara. / These are collectively of two types, namely, the Paryapta and the Aparyapta. / All of them are of nine Stibuk Sansthita, with four layers, their food is regulated by the six senses, their birth is in the Tiryanch, the Jonia, the Manusya, and the Deva, their lifespan is from one to seven thousand years.