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"The second position | There are 123 Prakasa-pradeshas, and these are the second among them / Therefore, all of them are all-pervasive in all worlds, from the perspective of subtle earth-bodied beings, their places of origin, and their places of dwelling. Difficult words and their special meanings: 'Bhavanes' = in the dwellings of the lords of the dwellings, 'Bhavanapatyadesu' = in the foundations of the dwellings, or in the spaces between the dwellings / 'Niraesu Niravavalikasu' = in the hells (scattered hells), and in the hells that are situated in rows / 'Kappeesu' = in the twelve deva-lokas, such as Kalpa and Saudharma / 'Vimanesu-Veyakasambandhi Prakirnak Vimanesu' = in the scattered vimanas related to the Veyakas / 'Takesu' = in the broken peaks (mountains with one part cut off) / 'Katesu' = in the peaks of the mountains / 'Selesu' = in the mountains without peaks / 'Vijeyesu' = in the Vijayas, such as Kachchadi / 'Vakkharesu' = in the Vaksaskara mountains, such as those with lightning / 'Velasu' = in the beautiful places on the shores of the sea, etc. / 'Vedikasu' = in the Vedikas related to the Jagati, etc., of Jambudvipa / 'Toranesu' = in the doors, such as the Vijay, etc., in the toranas related to the doors / 'Diveesu Samuddesunk' = in all the islands and all the seas / Here, the word 'one' is a symbol of the number 'four', according to some scholars / The description of the places of the Apkayikas 151. Tell me, O Venerable One! Where are the places of the Badara Apkayikas described? [151 A.] Gautama! (1) From the perspective of their place of dwelling, their places are in the seven Ghano-dadhis and in the seven Ghano-dadhi-valayas. 2- In the Adholoka, they are in the Patalas, in the Bhavanas, and in the foundations of the Bhavanas. 3- In the Urddhvaloka, they are in the Kalpas, in the Vimanas, in the Vimanas that are in rows, and in the foundations of the Vimanas / 1. Prajnapana Sutra Malaya. Vritti, page 73-74 2. (a) Prajnapana Sutra Malaya. Vritti, page 73 (b) Pannavanasutta Mulapath-Tippana, page 46"