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## 86] / Prajñāpanā Sūtra [92 Pra.] What are the types of humans? [62 U.] Humans are said to be of two types. They are as follows: Sammūcchima humans and Garbhaja humans. / 63. What are Sammūcchima humans? Where are they born, Venerable Sir? [63 U.] Gautama! Within the human realm, in the forty-five lakh yojana wide islands and oceans, in the fifteen karmabhūmis, in the thirty akarmabhūmis, and in the fifty-six antaradīpas, Sammūcchima humans are born in the (1) excretions (faeces) of Garbhaja humans, (2) urine, (3) phlegm, (4) nasal mucus, (5) vomit, (6) bile, (7) pus, (8) blood, (9) semen, (10) moistening of previously dried semen, (11) corpses of dead beings, (12) sexual intercourse of men and women, or (13) in the sewers or drains of villages, or (14) in the sewers or drains of cities, or in all unclean (impure, dirty) places. In all these places, Sammūcchima humans are born (without the union of parents). / The perception of these Sammūcchima humans is only as much as an infinitesimal part of an angula. They are devoid of knowledge, have wrong views, and are deficient in all perfections. / They live for a very short time and then die. / This is the description of Sammūcchima humans. 64. What are Garbhaja humans? [64 U.] Garbhaja humans are said to be of three types. They are as follows: 1. Karmabhūmika, 2. Akarmabhūmika, and 3. Antaradīpaka. / 65. What are Antaradīpaka humans? [65 U.] Antaradīpaka humans are said to be of twenty-eight types. They are as follows: 1. Egoruya, 2. Ābhāsiya, 3. Vesāṇiya. 1. “Gāmaṇiddhamaṇesu vā 13” is a reading found in the Malagiri Nandī commentary.