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[144] [The Twelfth Gate of the Prajapana Sutra: The Body Gate 1903. [1] In embodied beings, there are three divisions (in terms of plurality). / [2] In the bodies of the Audarikashariri beings and humans, there are three divisions. / [1903-2] Audarikashariri beings and humans have three divisions. / [3] The remaining beings, except for humans, are Audarikashariri and are graharak (consumers), not anaharak (non-consumers). But this statement applies only to those who have an Audarikashariri body. [1903-3] The remaining beings, except for humans, are Audarikashariri and are graharak (consumers), not anaharak (non-consumers). But this statement applies only to those who have an Audarikashariri body. [4] Vaikriyashariri and Aharakashariri beings are graharak (consumers), not anaharak (non-consumers). But this statement applies only to those who have a Vaikriyashariri and Aharakashariri body. / [1903-4] Vaikriyashariri and Aharakashariri beings are graharak (consumers), not anaharak (non-consumers). But this statement applies only to those who have a Vaikriyashariri and Aharakashariri body. [5] Except for the Samuccaya beings and the Ekendriya beings, there are three divisions in the beings with Tejasashariri and Karmanashariri bodies. / [1903-5] Except for the Samuccaya beings and the Ekendriya beings, there are three divisions in the beings with Tejasashariri and Karmanashariri bodies. [6] Asariri beings and Siddhas are not graharak (consumers), they are anaharak (non-consumers). [The Twelfth Gate] Discussion - Based on the Body Gate, in terms of plurality, there are three divisions in the Samuccaya beings and the Ekendriya beings, except for the remaining embodied beings. In terms of unity, there is only one division everywhere - perhaps one graharak (consumer) and perhaps one anaharak (non-consumer). / In the Samuccaya embodied beings and the Ekendriya beings, there is one division - many graharak (consumers) and many anaharak (non-consumers). There are three divisions in the Audarikashariri beings and humans. But this statement does not apply to the Audarikashariri beings who are different from humans, such as the Bhavanapati, Vanavyantara, Jyotishka, and Vaimanika, because they do not have an Audarikashariri body. In terms of plurality, the Ekendriya, Dviendriya, etc., three Vikalendriya, and the Panchendriya Tiryancha should be considered graharak (consumers), not anaharak (non-consumers), because even when they are in the state of Vigraha-Gati, they have the presence of an Audarikashariri body. Vaikriyashariri and Aharakashariri beings are graharak (consumers), not anaharak (non-consumers). But this statement applies only to those who have a Vaikriyashariri and Aharakashariri body. / Narakas and Vayukayika beings,