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## Second Establishment [135 [166 U.]]
Gautama! 1. (They) are in one part of the upper world, 2. in one part of the lower world, and 3. in the Tiryanch Lok - in wells, ponds, rivers, lakes, tanks, reservoirs, deep pools, pools with water lilies, lakes, rows of lakes, rows of rivers, burrows, rows of burrows, mountain streams, waterfalls, small pits, puddles, pools, islands, oceans, and all water bodies and all water places. In these (all suitable places) the places of the perfect and imperfect five-sensed beings are said. From the perspective of Uppaata (birth) - (they) are in an innumerable part of the Lok, from the perspective of Samudghaata (death) - (they) are in an innumerable part of the Lok, and from the perspective of Svasthaana (abode) - (also they) are in an innumerable part of the Lok.
The description of the places of the two-sensed, three-sensed, four-sensed, and five-sensed beings is presented in the four sutras (Sutras 163 to 166) respectively. The description of the places of the perfect and imperfect two-sensed, three-sensed, four-sensed, and general five-sensed beings is presented in the four sutras (Sutras 163 to 166) respectively. The sutra text for all four - two-sensed, three-sensed, four-sensed, and general five-sensed beings - is the same from the perspective of all three lokas. All of them are in one part of the upper world, i.e., in the Meru mountain, etc., in the tanks, etc. They are also in one part of the lower world, i.e., in the lower world tanks, wells, ponds, etc., and also in the Tiryanch Lok in wells, ponds, rivers, etc. And according to the aforementioned logic, from the perspective of Uppaata, Samudghaata, and Svasthaana, beings from two-sensed to general five-sensed are in an innumerable part of the Lok.
## Description of the Places of the Nairyikas
167. "Bante! What is the description of the places of the Nairyikas, both perfect and imperfect?" "Bante! What is the transformation of the Nairyikas?" "Gotama! In the seven earths, i.e., in the earth of the color of iron, the earth of the color of sugar, the earth of the color of sand, the earth of the color of mud, the earth of the color of smoke, the earth of the color of darkness, and the earth of the color of extreme darkness, there are eighty-four thousand hells, according to the scriptures. They are round inside and square outside, with a rough surface, always filled with darkness, and covered with a layer of filth, pus, blood, flesh, and bones. They are full of unbearable stench, with a color like that of a crow, with iron chains, difficult to escape, and are unpleasant. These unpleasant hells are the places of the perfect and imperfect Nairyikas." "From the perspective of Uppaata, they are in an innumerable part of the Lok, from the perspective of Samudghaata, they are in an innumerable part of the Lok, and from the perspective of Svasthaana, they are in an innumerable part of the Lok."
1. Prajnapanasutra Malaya, Vritti, Patraank 79