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**[110] [Prajñāpanā Sūtra Vivēcana - Description of the Bound and Liberated Audārika, etc. Bodies of the Ekendriya (Single-Sensed) Beings] - The four sūtras presented here (Sū. 914 to 917) describe the bound and liberated Audārika, etc. bodies of the Earth-bodied, etc. Ekendriya beings. The bound Audārika bodies of the Earth-bodied, etc. are innumerable. They are equal to the innumerable times of the Utsapiṇī and Avasapiṇī periods in terms of time, and are innumerable Lokapramāṇa in terms of space. In this regard, the reasoning should be understood as before! Their liberated Audārika bodies should be understood as being similar to the liberated Audārika bodies. **
**Description of the Vaikriya, Mahārak, Tejas, and Kārmaṇa Bodies of the Earth-bodied, etc. -** Since they lack Vaikriya-labdhi and Āhāra-labdhi, they do not have bound Vaikriya and Āhāraka bodies. The statement of liberated Āhāraka and Vaikriya bodies should be understood as being similar to the liberated Audārika bodies. Their Tejas and Kārmaṇa bodies should be understood as being similar to their bound and liberated Audārika bodies.
**Description of the Five Bodies of the Air-bodied Beings -** The bound and liberated Audārika bodies of the Air-bodied beings should be understood as being similar to the bound and liberated Audārika bodies of the Earth-bodied beings. The Air-bodied beings have a Vaikriya body, therefore, the bound Vaikriya bodies of the Air-bodied beings are innumerable. If one Vaikriya body is removed every moment, then in an innumerable part of a Palyopam, they will be completely removed. This means that the number of bound Vaikriya bodies of the Air-bodied beings is equal to the number of moments in an innumerable part of a Palyopam. There are two divisions of Air-bodied beings: Sūkṣma (subtle) and Bādar (dense), and each of these has two further divisions: Paryāpta (sufficient) and Aparyāpta (insufficient). Of these, the Bādar Paryāpta Air-bodied beings are innumerable parts of a Lokākāśa, while the remaining three are innumerable Lokākāśa-pramaṇa. Of these three types of Air-bodied beings, Vaikriya-labdhi does not occur, and only a limited number of Bādar Air-bodied beings have Vaikriya-labdhi. This is because only a limited number of beings with Vaikriya bodies are found at the time of Prīcchā (inquiry) in an innumerable part of a Palyopam. Therefore, only these have a Vaikriya body, not the other three. Regarding the liberated Vaikriya body of the Air-bodied beings, it should be said as being similar to the liberated Vaikriya body. Their bound Tejas and Kārmaṇa bodies should be understood as being similar to the bound Audārika body, and their liberated Tejas and Kārmaṇa bodies should be understood as being similar to the liberated Audārika Tejas and Kārmaṇa bodies. Since the Air-bodied beings lack Āhāra-labdhi, they only have infinite liberated Āhāraka bodies, not bound ones.
**Description of the Five Bodies of the Plant-bodied Beings -** The statement of the bound and liberated Audārika bodies of the Plant-bodied beings should be understood as being similar to the bound and liberated Audārika bodies of the Earth-bodied beings. The bound and liberated Tejas and Kārmaṇa bodies should be understood as being similar to the Audārika Tejas and Kārmaṇa bodies. Their Vaikriya and Āhāraka bodies are only liberated, not bound, because they do not have Vaikriya-labdhi and Āhāra-labdhi.
**1. (a) Prajñāpanā Sūtra Malay. Vṛtti, Patrāṅka 277 (b) Tiṇhaṁ Tāva Rāsiṇam Veugviyaladdhī Ceva Natyi / Bāyarapjjaṭṭāṇam Pi Saṅkhejjai Bhagametāṇ Laddhī Asthi // - Prajñāpanā Cūṇi, Prajñāpanā. M. Vṛtti, Patrāṅka 277**