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[Thirty-fifth Pain-State] [223 [2070 U.] Gautama! They experience pain-sensation, they experience pleasure-sensation, and they experience neither-pain-nor-pleasure-sensation. 2071. Thus, up to the Vaimānika. [2071] It should be said in the same way up to the Vaimānika. Explanation: The nature of the three types of sensations - that in which there is the sensation of pain is called duhkha, that in which there is the sensation of pleasure is called sukha, and that which is neither pain nor pleasure is called aduhkha-asukha. Sāta, Asāta, and the difference between pleasure and pain - the favorable and unfavorable sensations that arise due to the karmas that are being experienced are called sāta and asāta respectively, and the sāta and asāta that are aroused (produced) by others are called pleasure and pain, this is the difference between the two. All beings experience these three types of sensations. ' Sixth Prābyupgamikī and Aupakramikī Sensation-Gate 2072. How many types of sensations are there, Bhante? Gautama! Sensations are said to be of two types. Such as - Prābyupgamikī and Aupakramikī. [2072 Pr.] Bhagavan! How many types of sensations are there? [2072 U.] Gautama! Sensations are said to be of two types. Such as - Prābyupgamikī and Aupakramikī. 2073. Bhante! Do the Nairyāyika experience Prābyupgamikī sensation or Aupakramikī sensation? Gautama! They do not experience Prābyupgamikī sensation, they experience Aupakramikī sensation. [2073 Pr.] Bhagavan! Do the Nairyāyika experience Prābyupgamikī sensation or Aupakramikī sensation? [2073 U.] Gautama! They do not experience Prābyupgamikī sensation, they experience Aupakramikī sensation. 2074. Thus, up to the Caturindriya. [2074] It should be said in the same way up to the Caturindriya. 2075. The Pancendriya-tiryañcha and the Manushya experience both types of sensations. [2075] The Pancendriya-tiryañcha and the Manushya experience both types of sensations. 2076. In the case of the Vāṇavyantara, Jyotishka, and Vaimānika, it should be said the same as the Nairyāyika (Su. 2073). [2076] In the case of the Vāṇavyantara, Jyotishka, and Vaimānika, it should be said the same as the Nairyāyika (Su. 2073). 1. (a) Prajñāpanā. (Prameyabodhinī Ṭokā), Bhā. 5, p. 893-894 (b) Prajñāpanā. Malayavṛtti, p. 557