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## Prajñāpanā Sūtra [545-2]
In the same way, one should understand the **paryāyas** (synonyms) of the **utkṛṣṭaguṇakarkaśa** (infinitely extended skandhas). [3] The **paryāyas** of the **ajghanṇamaṇukkośaguṇakkhaḍe** (intermediate skandhas) should also be understood in the same way. The special point is that they are **ṣaṭsthānapatita** (six-fold) in their own place. 546. In the same way, one should speak about the **paryāyas** of the **mauy-garuy-lahuye** (soft, heavy, and light) infinitely extended skandhas. 547. [1] **Bhavan!** (O Venerable One!) How many **paryāyas** are there for the **jaghanṇaguṇasīta parāmaṇupudgala** (lowest-quality atomic pudgalas)? **Gautama!** (They have) infinite **paryāyas**. **Bhavan!** Why is it said that the **jaghanṇaguṇasīta parāmaṇupudgala** has infinite **paryāyas**? **Gautama!** One **jaghanṇaguṇasīta parāmaṇupudgala** is equal to another **jaghanṇaguṇasīta parāmaṇupudgala** in terms of **dravya** (substance), **pradeśa** (space), **avagāhana** (perception), **sthiti** (position), and is **catur:sthānapatita** (four-fold) in terms of **sthiti** (position), and **ṣaṭsthānapatita** (six-fold) in terms of **varṇa** (color), **gandha** (smell), and **rasa** (taste). It is equal to the **paryāyas** of **śītasparśa** (cold touch). One should not speak of **uṣṇasparśa** (hot touch). It is **ṣaṭsthānapatita** (six-fold) in terms of the **paryāyas** of **snigdha** (smooth) and **rūkṣasparśa** (rough touch). [2] In the same way, one should speak about the **paryāyas** of the **utkṛṣṭaguṇasīta** (highest-quality atomic pudgalas). [3] The **paryāyas** of the **ajghanṇamaṇukkośaguṇasīta** (intermediate-quality atomic pudgalas) should also be understood in the same way. The special point is that they are **ṣaṭsthānapatita** (six-fold) in their own place. 548. [1] **Bhavan!** (O Venerable One!) How many **paryāyas** are there for the **jaghanṇaguṇasīta** (lowest-quality atomic pudgalas) in terms of **dupaesa** (two-fold)? **Gautama!** (They have) infinite **paryāyas**.