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[154] [From the Prajñāpanā, O Gotama! The vihe (marriage) is established / It is like the bhavadhāraṇīya and the uttaravaikriya, of these two, the one which is bhavadhāraṇīya, that is established as huṇḍakasaṁsthāna, and the one which is uttaravaikriya, that is also like that / That is the same / [983-2 O Bhagavan! What is the nature of the auditory sense of the narakas? [983-2 A.] Gotama! (Their auditory sense) is like the shape of a kadamba flower / Just as the five senses of the aggregate beings are called vaktavya, so also the saṁsthāna, bāhalya, pṛthutva, katipradeśa, avagāḍha and alpabahutva, these six doors should also be called vaktavya. In particular, what is the nature of the tactile sense of the nairyikas? (In answer to this question, it is said) Gotama! The tactile sense of the narakas is said to be of two types, namely bhavadhāraṇīya and uttaravaikriya / Of these, the one which is bhavadhāraṇīya (tactile sense), is of the huṇḍakasaṁsthāna, and the one which is uttaravaikriya tactile sense, is also of the huṇḍakasaṁsthāna. The rest (all the pra rūpaṇā should be understood as before.) 984. O Bhante! How many senses are established for the asurakumāras? Gotama! Five senses are established. Just as (from 973 to 682) the vaktavya of the aggregate (auḍhika) beings (from the saṁsthāna of the senses to both types of alpabahutva) is said, so also the vaktavya of the asurakumāras regarding the senses should be said / In particular, (their) tactile sense is said to be of two types, namely bhavadhāraṇīya (tactile sense) is of the samacaturastrasaṁsthāna, and the uttaravaikriya (tactile sense) is of the nāna saṁsthāna. Similarly, the (sense-related) vaktavya of the nāgakumāra to the stanitakumāras (should be understood). 985. [1] O Bhante! How many senses are established for the pṛthvīkāyika beings? Gotama! One tactile sense (only) is established. [985-2 O Bhante! What is the shape (saṁsthāna) of the tactile sense of the pṛthvīkāyika? Gotama! (Their tactile sense) is said to be of the shape of a masūra-candra.