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[124] [From the two-sensed beings to humans, there are both Lomaharis and Prakshepaharis. [1861] Discussion - In the twenty-four categories of beings, Lomaharis and Prakshepaharis are those who receive blows through their hairs (hairs) and Prakshepaharis are those who take a mouthful of food (kour) in their hands and put it in their mouths. / In the twenty-four categories of beings, Narakas, Bhavanapatis, Vanavyantara, Jyotishka, Vaimanika and Ekaindriya beings are Lomaharis, not Prakshepaharis; because Narakas and the four types of Devas have Vaikriya bodies, therefore they are naturally Lomaharis. They lack Kavlahar / The five types of Ekaindriya beings, such as Prithvikaayika, do not have mouths, therefore they lack Prakshepahar. But the two-sensed, three-sensed, four-sensed, five-sensed Tiryanch and humans are both Lomaharis and Katralaharis (Prakshepaharis). The Lomahar of Narakas should also be known only to Narakas, not to the insufficient. ' Eleventh: Manobhakshidwar 1862. Neraiya nam bhanta! Kim proyaahara manabhakkhi? Goyamar! Proyaahara, no manabhakkhi. [1862 Pr. Bhagavan! Are the Nairyaik beings Proj-yaaharis or Manobhakshis? [1862 U.] Gautam! They are Proj-aahar, not Manobhakshis. 1863. Evam samve oraliyasarira vi / [1863] Similarly, all Audarikasharira beings are also Proj-aahar. 1864. Devas sabve jav vemania oyaahara vi manabhakkhi vi. Tattha nam je te manabhakkhi deva tesi nam icchhamane samuppannai 'icchamo nam manabhakkham karittae' tae nam tehim devehim evam manasikate samane khippamev je poggala ittha kanta jav manama te tesi manabhakkhattae parinamanti, se jahaaname siita poggala siyam pappa siyam cev aivaittanam chitthati usina va poggala usinam pappa usinam cev ativaittanam chitthati / Evamev tehim devehim manabhakkhane kate samane goyamar! Se icchhamane khippamev aveti / ||Pannavanae Bhagavatie pahaarapada padhamo udde sano samatto|| [1864] From Asurakumars to Vaimanikas, all (types of) Devas are both Proj-paharis and Manobhakshis. Among the Devas, those who are Manobhakshis, they have an Ichchaman (i.e., the desire to eat in the mind) / For example, they want to eat Mano (the object of thought in the mind)! After that, when those Devas have this desire in their minds, then quickly those Pudgalas who are desired, beautiful, up to the mind, become their Manobhakshya, 1. Prajnaapana. Prameyabodhini Tika Bha.5, p.609-610