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**158** [ **Prajñāpanasūtra [5]** and as far as the charitrya is concerned / the ninefold indriya-parivṛddhi is the kāya / the ghṛāṇendriya of the trīndriya beings is small, (similarly) the cakṣurindriya of the caturindriya beings is small / the rest (all statements) are the same (as before, like the dvīndriya). 68. The statement regarding the indriya-sanstḥāna etc. of the pañcendriya-tiryañca and the humans (as mentioned in sūtra 183) / should be understood as the same as the statement regarding the indriya-sanstḥāna etc. of the narakas. The special feature is that their sparśendriya is of six types of sanstḥāna / they (six sanstḥāna) are as follows - (1) samacaturasra, (2) nyagrodhaparimaṇḍala, (3) sādi, (4) kubjaka, (5) vāmana and (6) huṇḍaka! 686. As for the vāṇamantara-jyotiṣka-vaimānika devas (as mentioned in sūtra 184) / [989] the statement regarding the indriya-sanstḥāna etc. of the vāṇavyantara, jyotiṣka and vaimānika devas (as mentioned in sūtra 184) should be said (as the same as the statement regarding the indriya-sanstḥāna etc. of the asurakumāras). Discussion - In the twenty-four daṇḍakas, the sanstḥāna etc. of the six doors are described - from the nairyikas to the vaimānikas, the sanstḥāna, bāhalya, pṛthutva, pradeśa, avagāhana and alpabahutva of the indriyas of the twenty-four daṇḍaka-vṛtti beings are described in seven sūtras (from sūtra 683 to 186). The nairyikas and the asurakumāra etc. bhavanavāsīs have a specific sanstḥāna of the sparśendriya - the nairyikas have two types of bodies (vaikriyaśarīra) - bhavadhāraṇīya and uttaravaikriya / the bhavadhāraṇīya body (sparśendriya) is obtained by them from the bhavasvabhāva, which is of an extremely bībhatsa sanstḥāna (huṇḍaka shape). Their uttaravaikriya body is also of the huṇḍaka sanstḥāna. Because they want to do the vikriya of a good and pleasant body, but due to the rise of their extremely inauspicious and avidha nāmakarma, an extremely inauspicious vaikriyaśarīra is formed. _The asurakumāra etc. bhavanavāsīs also have two types of bodies (sparśendriya) - bhavadhāraṇīya and uttaravaikriya / their bhavadhāraṇīya body is of the samacaturasra sanstḥāna, which remains from the beginning to the end of the bhava. Their uttaravaikriya body is of various sanstḥāna (shape), because they can create the uttaravaikriya body according to their own will._ 1. Prajñāpanasūtra Malay. Vṛtti, patraṅka 297-298