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[272] [In the Prajnapana Sutra, three types of samudghata are found / In the Vayu Kayikas, Vaikriya samudghata is more prevalent. In humans, only six types of Chanasthika samudghata are found.] The field, time and action of the Jiva, etc., which are associated with the Vedana and Kashaya samudghata, are described in Praruprana 2153. [1] "O Bhagavan! The Jiva, who is associated with the Vedana samudghata, while being associated with it, expels the Pudgalas (from his body). Bhagavan! How much field is filled by those Pudgalas and how much field is touched by them?" [2153-1 U.] "Gautama! In accordance with the rule, the field of the body, in terms of its extent (Vishkambha) and thickness (Bahalya), fills the six directions. This much field is filled and this much field is touched." [2] "Bhagavan! For how long is the field filled and for how long is it touched?" [2153-2 U.] "Gautama! In one moment, two moments, or three moments, or in the disintegration of time, for as long as the time is, for that long it is filled and for that long it is touched." [3] "Bhagavan! For how long does the Jiva expel those Pudgalas?" [2153-3 U.] "Gautama! In the lowest Antarmukhurta and also in the highest Antarmukhurta (he expels those Pudgalas)." [4] "Bhagavan! The Pudgalas, which are expelled, are equal, they go, they stay, they increase, they live, they are called, they are spoken, they are gathered, they are assembled, they are surrounded, they are destroyed, they are born. Bhagavan! How many actions are there?" "Gautama! There are three actions, there are four actions, there are five actions." 1. (a) Prajnapana. (Prameyabodhini Tika) Bha. 5, pp. 1057 to 1061 (b) Prajnana, Malayatti, Abhi. Ra. Kosh Bha. 3, p. 1354