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## The Fifteenth Indriya-pada: Prayama Uddeshaka
[161 The meanings of the words are different, so both are presented separately / The act of receiving objects that enter their respective instruments by the indriyas is called pravisht. For example, the Shrotrendriya pravisht means it hears the sounds that have entered the ear, not the sounds that have not entered. / The Chakshurindriya receives the form that has entered the eye. The Ghrāṇendriya, Rasnendriya, and Sparshanendriya receive the object that is bound and entered into their respective instruments.]
The Ninth Vishaya (-parimāṇa) Dvāra 62. [1] Soindriyass naṁ bhante! Kevatiye visaye paṇṇate? Goyamā! Jahaṇṇaṁ angulass asankhejjati māgāno, ukkosenaṁ bārasimṁ joyaṇehito acchiṇṇa poggale pucche pavitṭhāi saddāiṁ suṇeti / [992-1 pra.] Bhagavan! How much is the object of the Shrotrendriya said to be? [692-1 u.] Gautama! (Shrotrendriya) hears the sounds that have entered (the nirvṛtti-indriya) when the subtle particles of sound, which are as small as an immeasurable fraction of an angula (and come from a distance), and the gross particles of sound, which come from a distance of twelve yojanas, are touched (by the nirvṛtti-indriya) and are not broken, destroyed, or scattered. / [2] Chakkhidiyass naṁ bhante! Kevatiye visaye paṇṇate? Goyamā! Jahaṇṇeṇaṁ angulass sankhejjati bhāgāno, ukkosenaṁ sātire gāno joyaṇasayasahas sāyo prachchiṇṇe poggale apuḍhe apavitṭhāi rūbāi pāsti / [992-2 pra.] Bhagavan! How much is the object of the Chakshurindriya said to be? [192-2 u.] Gautama! (Chakshurindriya) sees the forms that have not entered (the nirvṛtti-indriya) and are not touched (by the nirvṛtti-indriya), which are as small as an immeasurable fraction of an angula (and come from a distance), and the gross forms, which come from a distance of more than one hundred thousand yojanas, and are not broken (in their form). [3] Ghāṇidiyass puchchā. Goyamā! Jahaṇṇeṇaṁ angulass asankhejjati bhāgāto, ukkosenaṁ navahimṁ joyaṇehito prachchiṇṇe poggale puḍhe pavitṭhāi gandhāi agdhāti / [962-3 pra.] Bhagavan! How much is the object of the Ghrāṇendriya said to be? [992-3 u.] Gautama! (Ghrāṇendriya) smells the scents that have entered (the nirvṛtti-indriya) when the subtle particles of scent, which are as small as an immeasurable fraction of an angula (and come from a distance), and the gross particles of scent, which come from a distance of nine yojanas, are touched (by the nirvṛtti-indriya) and are not broken (in their form). / [4] Evaṁ jirimbhad iyass vi phāsid iyass vi / [992-4] Just as the object (-parimāṇa) of the Ghrāṇendriya has been described, so also one should know about the object-parimāṇa of the Jihvendriya and Sparshanendriya. 1. Prajñāpanasūtra Malay. Vṛtti, Patrānka 298-299