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## The Fifteenth Indriya-pada: The Second Uddesaka [175 [2]
**[175 [2] & 3 // [1010-2]]** One should speak about the time of the cessation of the senses of the Nairyikas up to the Vaimanikas. In the first of the two sutras presented here, the second and third cessation-gates and the time of cessation-gates are discussed. The first sutra describes five types of cessation, and the second sutra describes the time of cessation of each sense. The meaning of cessation is the creation of the form of external and internal cessation.
**[1011. [1] & [1011-1 प्र.]** O Bhagavan! How many types of Indriya-labdhi are described? **[1011-1 उ.]** Gautama! Indriya-labdhi is described as being of five types. They are: Shrotrendriya-labdhi up to Sparshendriya-labdhi.
**[1011-2] & 4 //** Similarly, one should describe the Indriya-labdhi of the Nairyikas up to the Vaimanikas. It is important to note that one should describe as many Indriya-labdhi as there are Indriyas.
**[1012. [1] & [1012-1 प्र.]** O Bhagavan! How many types of Indriya-upayoga-adha are described? **[1012-1 उ.]** Gautama! Indriya-upayoga-adha is described as being of five types. They are: Shrotrendriya-upayoga-adha up to Sparshendriya-upayoga-adha.
**[1012-2] & 5 //** Similarly, one should understand the Indriya-upayoga-adha of the Nairyikas up to the Vaimanikas. It is important to note that one should describe as many Indriya-upayoga-adha as there are Indriyas.
**1. Prajnapanam. Malaya. Vritti, Patranka 309**