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## First Proclamation Chapter ] [41 Explanation of Sufficient and Insufficient for Subtle Earth-bodied Beings
Those beings whose sufficiencies are complete are called sufficient or sufficient ones. Those beings who have not completed their due sufficiencies are called insufficient or insufficient ones. There are two divisions of each, sufficient and insufficient - **Labdhi-paryapti** and **Karan-paryapti**, and **Labdhi-aparyapti** and **Karan-aparyapti**.
Those beings who die while remaining insufficient are called **Labdhi-aparyapti**, and those whose sufficiencies are not yet complete but will be complete are called **Karan-aparyapti**.
**Paryapti** is the completeness of a specific power of the soul, by which the soul takes in the appropriate pudgalas for food, body, etc., and transforms them into food, body, etc. That **paryapti**-like power arises from the accumulation of pudgalas.
In other words, the newly born soul in the place of origin, the pudgalas it first took in, the pudgalas it continues to take in, and those that have been transformed by contact with them, are transformed into food, body, senses, etc., by the power of which they are transformed. The completeness of that power is called **paryapti**.
There are six **paryaptis**: (1) **Aahar-paryapti**, (2) **Sharira-paryapti**, (3) **Indriya-paryapti**, (4) **Shwaso-chchwas-paryapti**, (5) **Bhasha-paryapti**, and (6) **Manah-paryapti**.
The power by which a being takes in external food (food-worthy pudgalas) and transforms them into khala and rasa is **Aahar-paryapti**.
The power by which the rasa-fied (rasa-transformed) food (food-worthy pudgalas) is transformed into rasa, blood, flesh, fat, bone, marrow, and semen, these seven dhatus, is **Sharira-paryapti**.
The power by which the food pudgalas transformed into dhatu are transformed into senses is **Indriya-paryapti**. This can also be understood in another way: the power that takes in the pudgalas suitable for the five senses and transforms them into senses through the unknowingly emitted semen is **Indriya-paryapti**.
The power by which the pudgalas suitable for (breath and) exhalation are taken in, transformed into (breath and) exhalation, and then released after being held is **(Shwas-) Ucchwas-paryapti**.
The power by which the pudgalas suitable for speech (of the speech category) are taken in, transformed into speech, and released after being held for the purpose of speech is **Bhasha-paryapti**.
The power by which the pudgalas suitable for the mind are taken in, transformed into the mind, and released after being held for the purpose of thought is **Manah-paryapti**.
Of these six **paryaptis**, one-sensed beings have four, two-sensed, three-sensed, and four-sensed beings have five, and non-cognizant five-sensed beings have five, and cognizant five-sensed beings have all six **paryaptis**.
A being, at the very first moment of its birth, begins to manifest its potential **paryaptis** suitable for it. But they (**paryaptis**) are completed gradually.
For example, first **Aahar-paryapti** is completed, then **Sharira-paryapti**, then **Indriya-paryapti**, then **Shwaso-chchwas-paryapti**, then **Bhasha-paryapti**, and finally **Manah-paryapti** is completed. **Aahar-paryapti** is completed at the very first moment, and the rest of the **paryaptis** take an antarmuhurta time each to complete. But even the completion of all **paryaptis** takes only an antarmuhurta time. Because there are many alternatives within an antarmuhurta.
From this, both subtle earth-bodied and coarse earth-bodied...