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## Second Place [133 The locations of the five senses of the two, three, and four-sense beings are described in detail 163. "Where, O Venerable One, are the locations of the two-sense beings, both perfect and imperfect?" "Gautama! 1. In the upper world, in one of its parts, 2. In the lower world, in one of its parts, 3. In the intermediate world, in wells, ponds, rivers, lakes, tanks, pools, lamps, gujalikas, lakes, rows of lakes, sar-sar-rows, burrows, rows of burrows, mountain streams, waterfalls, ponds, puddles, fields, islands, oceans, and all reservoirs and water bodies, these are the locations of the two-sense beings, both perfect and imperfect. In terms of their origin, they are in an innumerable part of the world, in terms of their destruction, they are in an innumerable part of the world, and in terms of their location, they are in an innumerable part of the world. [163 Q.] "O Bhagavan! Where are the locations of the perfect and imperfect two-sense beings?" [163 A.] "Gautama! 1. In the upper world, in one of its parts, 2. In the lower world, in one of its parts, 3. In the intermediate world, in wells, ponds, rivers, lakes, tanks, pools, lamps, gujalikas, lakes, rows of lakes, sar-sar-rows, burrows, rows of burrows, mountain streams, waterfalls, ponds, puddles, fields, islands, oceans, and all reservoirs and water bodies, these are the locations of the two-sense beings, both perfect and imperfect. In terms of their origin, they are in an innumerable part of the world, in terms of their destruction, they are in an innumerable part of the world, and in terms of their location, they are in an innumerable part of the world. 164. "Where, O Venerable One, are the locations of the three-sense beings, both perfect and imperfect?" "Gautama! 1. In the upper world, in one of its parts, 2. In the lower world, in one of its parts, 3. In the intermediate world, in wells, ponds, rivers, lakes, tanks, pools, lamps, gujalikas, lakes, rows of lakes, sar-sar-rows, burrows, rows of burrows, mountain streams, waterfalls, ponds, puddles, fields, islands, oceans, and all reservoirs and water bodies, these are the locations of the three-sense beings, both perfect and imperfect. In terms of their origin, they are in an innumerable part of the world, in terms of their destruction, they are in an innumerable part of the world, and in terms of their location, they are in an innumerable part of the world. [164 Q.] "O Bhagavan! Where are the locations of the perfect and imperfect three-sense beings?" [164 A.] "Gautama! 1. In the upper world, in one of its parts, 2. In the lower world, in one of its parts, 3. In the intermediate world, in wells, ponds, rivers, lakes, tanks, pools, lamps, gujalikas, lakes, rows of lakes, sar-sar-rows, burrows, rows of burrows, mountain streams, waterfalls, ponds, puddles, fields, islands, oceans, and all reservoirs and water bodies, these are the locations of the three-sense beings, both perfect and imperfect. In terms of their origin, they are in an innumerable part of the world, in terms of their destruction, they are in an innumerable part of the world, and in terms of their location, they are in an innumerable part of the world.