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1. The devas who are sensory-object enjoyers (śabdaparicāraka devas) experience infinite bliss merely by hearing the sweet sounds of the songs, laughter, melodious voices, recitations, and the jingling of the anklets of their beloved deva-maidens. This alone pacifies their sensual desires.
2. The devas who are mind-object enjoyers (manḥparicāraka devas) experience infinite bliss by mentally desiring their chosen deva-maidens. This alone pacifies their sensual desires.
3. The devas of the nine Graiveyaka heavens and the five Anuttara-vimānas are non-sensory-object enjoyers (apraticaraka). Their delusion and sensual desires are extremely mild. Hence, they remain absorbed in their tranquil bliss.
4. However, since they lack the attainment of right conduct (cāritra-pariṇāma), they cannot be called celibate (brahmacārī).
Two questions:
1. What kind of satisfaction? The devas attain the same kind of satisfaction and cessation of sensual desires from their so-called sensual enjoyments, as cold matter is extremely pleasurable for a being with a calm nature, or hot matter is extremely pleasurable and calming for a being with a hot nature.
2. Unlike humans, the devas' seminal particles (śukrapudgalas) do not discharge through physical sexual intercourse, but they enter the bodies of the deva-maidens, becoming the five senses and manifesting as desirable, beloved, pleasant, and charming forms, as well as auspiciousness, beauty, youth, and grace.