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## Thirty-sixth Chapter of the Samudghāta-pada] {281}
**[281] From the 281 pudgalas, the area that is filled and touched is an innumerable part of an angula in length, and the rest of the statement is the same as the statement of the Vaikriya-samudghāta. Thus, the statement should be understood up to the Vaimānika. The special thing is that the Panchendriya-tiryanch (five-sensed animals) fill and occupy the aforementioned area in one direction only. Discussion - The Tejas-samudghāta occurs only in the four types of Devanikāya, Panchendriya-tiryanch, and humans. It does not occur in the Naraka and the Ekendriya, Vikalendriya. The Devanikāya, etc., are all very diligent. Therefore, when they begin the Tejas-samudghāta, the area that is filled and occupied is an innumerable part of an angula in length, not a countable part. The aforementioned area is filled in all directions except for the Panchendriya-tiryanch. The Panchendriya-tiryanch only fill and touch the aforementioned area in one direction. The rest of the statements should be understood as the same as the statements of the Vaikriya-samudghāta.**
**[2166] Āhāraka-samudghāta - The area, time, and action of the Samvahata Jīva, etc. [1] "O Bhagavan! When the Samvahata Jīva performs the Āhāraka-samudghāta, and removes the (Āhāraka-yogya) pudgalas from his body, O Bhagavan! from those pudgalas, how much area is filled and how much area is touched (occupied)? [2166-1 U.] Gautama! The area filled and touched is only the size of the body in terms of its width and thickness, and in length, it is an innumerable part of an angula in the lower limit and a countable number of yojanas in the upper limit, in one direction only. [2] "O Bhagavan! How long does it take for the Jīva to remove those pudgalas? [2166-2 Pr.] [2166-2 U.] Gautama! It takes from the lower limit to the upper limit of an Antomuhurta."**