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[Prajnapana Sutra 1538. Just as the divisions of the audarika (gross) body are stated (in Sutras 1477-1481), so also the divisions of the tejas (fiery) body up to the caturindriya (four-sensed beings) should be stated. [1538 Pr.]
1539. [1] Bhante! In how many ways is the pañcendriya (five-sensed) tejas body classified? Gautama! It is classified in four ways, namely, the nairayika (hellish) tejas body up to the devateja (divine) body. [1536-1 Pr.]
[2] The two-fold division of the raikas (hellish beings) should be stated as in the vaikriya (transformable) body (Sutra 1517-2). [1536-2]
[3] The divisions of the pañcendriya (five-sensed) tiryañca (animals) and manusya (human) beings should be stated as in the case of the audarika (gross) body (Sutras 1482-1487). [1536-3]
[4] The divisions of the devas (celestial beings) should be stated as in the case of the vaikriya (transformable) body (Sutra 1520) up to the sarvartha-siddha devas. [1536-4]
Explanation - The divisions and sub-divisions of the tejas (fiery) body are expounded in the present 4 Sutras (1536 to 1539). The tejas body is necessarily present in all living beings from the one-sensed to the five-sensed. Therefore, the number of divisions of the tejas body is equal to the number of divisions of the living beings. Just as the divisions of the audarika (gross) body from the one-sensed to the four-sensed have been stated, so also the divisions of their tejas body should be stated. The four divisions of the pañcendriya (five-sensed) tejas body, namely, the nairayika (hellish), tiryañca (animal), manusya (human) and deva (celestial) have been stated. Among them, the two-fold division of the raikas (hellish beings) into paryaptas (complete) and aparyaptas (incomplete) as in the case of the vaikriya (transformable) body, should also be stated for their tejas body. The divisions of the tejas body of the pañcendriya (five-sensed) tiryañca (animals) and manusya (human) beings should be stated as many as the divisions of their audarika (gross) body. The divisions of the tejas body of the four classes of devas up to the sarvartha-siddha devas should be stated as many as the divisions of their vaikriya (transformable) body.