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392) [The Prajñapanasūtra states that / 'The forms of the tri-indriya and catur-indriya beings should be understood as being like the dvi-indriya beings, as appropriate. The forms of the pañc-endriya beings, who have inferior avagahana, etc., should be understood in accordance with their various expectations. 481. [1] "Bhagavan! How many paryāyas are there for the pañc-endriya beings who have inferior avagahana?" "Gautama! There are infinite paryāyas." [Pr.] "Bhagavan! From what perspective is it said that 'there are infinite paryāyas for the pañc-endriya beings who have inferior avagahana'?" [U.] "Gautama! A pañc-endriya being who has inferior avagahana is equal to another pañc-endriya being who has inferior avagahana in terms of dravya, in terms of pradeśa, in terms of avagahana, in terms of sthiti, he is tri-sthāna-patita, and in terms of the paryāyas of varṇa, gandha, rasa, and sparśa, two jñānas, two ajñānas, and two darśanas, he is ṣaṭ-sthāna-patita." [481-1 Pr.] "Bhagavan! How many paryāyas are there for the pañc-endriya beings who have inferior avagahana?" [481-1 U.] "Gautama! There are infinite paryāyas." [Pr.] "Bhagavan! From what perspective is it said that 'there are infinite paryāyas for the pañc-endriya beings who have inferior avagahana'?" [U.] "Gautama! A pañc-endriya being who has inferior avagahana is equal to another pañc-endriya being who has inferior avagahana in terms of dravya, in terms of pradeśa, in terms of avagahana, in terms of sthiti, he is tri-sthāna-patita, and in terms of the paryāyas of varṇa, gandha, rasa, and sparśa, two jñānas, two ajñānas, and two darśanas, he is ṣaṭ-sthāna-patita." [2] "The same can be said for the pañc-endriya beings who have superior avagahana / except that they are ṣaṭ-sthāna-patita (hina-adhika) in terms of three jñānas, three ajñānas, and three darśanas." [481-2] "The same can be said for the pañc-endriya beings who have superior avagahana / except that they are ṣaṭ-sthāna-patita (hina-adhika) in terms of three jñānas, three ajñānas, and three darśanas." [3] "Just as it has been said for the pañc-endriya beings who have superior avagahana, so also for the pañc-endriya beings who have neither inferior nor superior (medium) avagahana. In particular, they are catur-sthāna-patita in terms of avagahana, and catur-sthāna-patita in terms of sthiti." [481-3] "Just as it has been said for the pañc-endriya beings who have superior avagahana, so also for the pañc-endriya beings who have neither inferior nor superior (medium) avagahana. In particular, they are catur-sthāna-patita in terms of avagahana, and catur-sthāna-patita in terms of sthiti." 1. (a) Prajñapanasūtra M. Vṛtti, p. 193 (b) Prajñapana. Prameyabodhinī Bhā. 2, pp. 701-707