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[106] The *Prajñāpanā Sūtra* also states: The number of regions in a space of an angula measure, when multiplied by its square root, is equal to the number of *sucas* of that measure. The number of *sucas* is equal to the number of categories they touch. The number of categories is equal to the number of celestial regions. The number of *nārakas* with bound *vaikriya* bodies is equal to the number of celestial regions. The form of the liberated *vaikriya* bodies of *nārakas* should be understood as being the same as their liberated *audārika* bodies. The bound and liberated *āhārika* bodies of *nārakas* should be understood in the same way as their bound *audārika* bodies. *Nārakas* do not have bound *pāhārika* bodies, because the capacity for *āhārakala* is not possible for them. The *āhārika* body is only found in the fourteen *pūrva-dhārī* monks who have attained *āhārakala*. The liberated *āhārika* bodies of *nairāyikas* should be understood in the same way as before.
[612] [1] "Venerable one, how many *praudārika* bodies are there for the *asura-kumāras*?" "Gautama, just as it has been said about the *nairāyikas* (bound and liberated) *audārika* bodies (in Sūtra 611 [1]), so it should be said about these (the *asura-kumāras* bound and liberated *audārika* bodies)." [612-1] "Venerable one, how many *vaikriya* bodies are there for the *asura-kumāras*?" "Gautama, they are said to be of two types: bound and liberated. Of those that are bound, they are innumerable. In terms of time, they are carried away in innumerable *utsapiṇīs* and *avasapiṇīs*. In terms of space, there are innumerable categories. These categories are an innumerable part of the *pratar*. The diameter of these categories is an innumerable part of the square root of an angula. Of those that are liberated (the *asura-kumāras* liberated *vaikriya* bodies), it should be said in the same way as it has been said about the liberated *audārika* bodies (in Sūtra 610 [1])."