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The Fifteenth Indriya Pada: The First Uddesaka ] [ 165 _ [965-2] In the same way, one should say about (from the Asura Kumaras to) the five-sense Tiryanchas. 666. "Bhagavan! Do humans know, see, and consume those Nirjara Pudgalas? Or do they not know, not see, and not consume them?" [996 Pr.] "Gautama! Some humans know, see, and consume them, and some humans do not know, do not see, and do not consume them." [Pr.] "Bhagavan! Why do you say that some humans know, see, and consume them, and some humans do not know, do not see, and do not consume them?" [U.] "Gautama! Humans are said to be of two types. Namely, Sannibhuta (possessing specific Avadhijnana) and Asannibhuta (devoid of specific Avadhijnana). Of those who are Asannibhuta, they do not know, do not see, and consume (those ultimate Nirjara Pudgalas). Of those who are Sannibhuta, they are said to be of two types - those with use and those without use (inappropriate). Of those who are without use, they do not know, do not see, and consume. Of those who are with use, they know, see, and consume. For this reason, O Gautama! It is said that some humans do not know, do not see (but) consume, and some humans know, see, and consume." _997. "Vanamaantara-Joisya, just like the Jerya (Su. 665 [1]) / FRE7] The statement related to Vanamaantara and Jyotishka Devas (mentioned in Su. 995-1) should be known as the same as the statement of the Nairyaikas." 168. "Bhagavan! Do the Vamanas know, see, and consume those Nirjara Pudgalas?" "Gautama! Just like humans (Su. 666) / The Vamanas are also said to be of two types. Namely, Maimicchaddhitiuvavannaga and Amaimicchaddhitiuvavannaga. Of those who are Maimicchaddhitiuvavannaga, they 1. Granthanam 4500