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[5] Among those, the **Sahapariyara** gods, they have a desire arising - "We wish to perform **Sahapariyara** with the Apsaras." When these gods think this way, the Apsaras, in the same way, through **Uttaraveubbiai** forms of **Ruvai** and **Viuti**, reach the place where those gods are. Having reached there, they remain near those gods, not too far, not too close, and continuously utter the highest and lowest **Saddai** sounds. Thus, those gods perform **Sahapariyara** with those Apsaras. The rest of the narrative continues in the same way, repeatedly. [2052-5]
[6] Among those, the **Manpariyara** gods, they have a desire arising - "We wish to perform **Manpariyara** with the Apsaras." When these gods think this way, those Apsaras, immediately, remaining in their own place, continuously hold the highest and lowest **Manai** with **Anuttarai** and **Ucchavaya**. Thus, those gods perform **Manpariyara** with those Apsaras. The rest of the narrative continues in the same way, repeatedly. [2052-6]
[2053] "O Venerable One! Among these **Kaya**-**Pariyara**, **Man**-**Pariyara**, and **Apariyara** gods, which ones are less, more, equal, or superior?"
"Gautama! The **Apariyara** gods are the least, the **Manpariyara** gods are **Sankejjaguna**, the **Sahapariyara** gods are **Asankejjaguna**, the **Rubpariyara** gods are **Asankejjaguna**, the **Phaspariyara** gods are **Asankejjaguna**, and the **Kaya**-**Pariyara** gods are **Asankejjaguna."
"The Blessed One, in the **Pannavanai**, has declared this **Parivaranapam** as the thirty-fourth." [2053]