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"In the case of the Kapotaleśya Nārakas and others, it should be said that there are three bhangas (except for the Samuccaya Jivas and the Ekendriya Jivas) in each, similar to the Samuccaya Jivas. In the case of the Tejo-leśya Jivas, one should understand that there is only one bhang in each of the Ekendriya Jivas, such as the Pṛthvīkāyika, etc., who possess Tejo-leśya, in relation to Āhārakata, Anāhārakata, and Ekatva (as before). In relation to Bahutva, six bhangas are found in the Pṛthvīkāyika, Apkāyika, and Vanaspatikāyika Tejo-leśya Jivas: (1) All Āhārakas, (2) All Anāhārakas, (3) One Āhārak, one Anāhārak, (4) One Āhārak, many Anāhārakas, (5) Many Āhārakas, one Anāhārak, and (6) Many Āhārakas, many Anāhārakas. In addition, in each of the Jivas from the Samuccaya Jivas to the Vaimānika, in whom Tejo-leśya is found, there should be said to be three bhangas as before, but not in the rest. That is, in the Nārakas, Tejas-kāyikas, Vāyu-kāyikas, Dwīndriyas, Trīndriyas, and Chaturindriyas, there should be no statement about Tejo-leśya, because they do not have Tejo-leśya. The Tejo-leśya in the Pṛthvīkāyika, Apkāyika, and Vanaspatikāyika is such that the Vaimānika Devas of the Bhavanapati, Vāṇavyantara, Jyotiṣka, and Saudharmādi Devalokas have Tejo-leśya, and they can be born in the three Pṛthvīkāyika, etc., after undergoing a change. From this point of view, Tejo-leśya is possible in the Pṛthvīkāyika, etc., śrayas. In relation to the Jivas who have Padma-śukla-leśya, the Āhārak-Anāhārak-vicāraṇā-Pañcendriya-tiryanch, Manusyas, Vaimānika-devas, and Samuccaya Jivas have both Padma-śukla-leśya. Therefore, in relation to Ekatva, there is only one bhang as before, and in relation to Bahutva, there are three bhangas as before. In the case of the Leśya-rahit Jivas, the Anāhārakata-Samuccaya Jivas, Manusyas, Ayogika-kevalis, and Siddhas are Leśya-rahit. Therefore, they are Anāhārakas in relation to Ekatva and Bahutva, not Āhārakas. 3. Pañcama: Dṛṣṭidvāra 1887. [1] Samma hiṭṭhī ṇam bhanta! Jīve ki pāhārae aṇahārae? Goyamā! Siya prāhārae siya praṇahārae. [1887-1 pra.] Bhagavan! Samyagdṛṣṭi Jiva Āhārak होता है या Anāhārak? [1887-1 u.] Gautama! He is perhaps Āhārak and perhaps Anāhārak. [2] Beindriya-teindriya-charidiya chhambhangā. [1887-2] Dwīndriya, Trīndriya, and Chaturindriya (Samyagdṛṣṭis) have the aforementioned six bhangas. 1. Prajñāpanā. Malayavṛtti, Abhi. Rā. Koṣa Bhā. 2, p. 512 2. (a) Prajñāpanācaṇi-'Jeṇam tesu bhavanavai-bāṇamantara-sohammīsāṇayā devā uvavajjati teṇam teuleśśā lanm'ai. (b) Prajñāpanā. Malayavṛtti, Abhi. Rā. Koṣa Bhā. 2, p. 512 3. Bahī. Malayavṛtti, Abhi. Rā. Koṣa Bhā. 2, p. 512"