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## Fifteenth Indriya-pada: Second Uddeshaka
[177 Vivacana-Chaturtha-Panchama-Shashtha Landhidvara, Upayaddhadvara and Alpbahutvadvara - These three sutras present the destruction and pacification of Indriyaravarakarma, the time of use of the senses, and the scarcity or abundance of the time of use of the senses, respectively, through the Landhidvara, Upayaddhadvara, and Upayaddhavisheshadhikdvara. The meaning of the terms Indriyalabdhi, etc. - the destruction and pacification of Indriyaravarakarma is called Indriyalabdhi, the time of use (being engaged in use) of the senses is called Indriy Upayaddha, and the scarcity or abundance of Upayaddha is called Upayaddhavisheshadhik.]
Seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth, respectively, are Indriya-Avgraharan-Avay-Iha-Avgraha Dvara 1014. [1] How many types of Indriya-Avgraharan are there, Bhagavan? [1014-1 U.] Gautama! Five types of Indriya-Avgraharan are said. They are as follows - Shrotrendriya-Avgraharan to Sparshendriya-Avgraharan. [1014-2] Similarly, from Narakas to Vaimanikas (it should be said as before). The special point is that for whoever has as many senses, (it should be understood that they have that many Avgraharans). 7 / 1015. [1] How many types of Indriya-Avay are there, Bhagavan? [1015-1 U.] Gautama! Five types of Indriya-Avay are said. They are as follows - Shrotrendriya-Avay (to) Sparshendriya-Avay. [1015-2] Similarly, from Nairyakas to Vaimanikas (it should be said regarding Avay). The special point is that for whoever has as many senses, it should be said that they have that many Avays. 8 / 1016. [1] How many types of Iha are there, Bhagavan? [1016-1 U.] Gautama! Five types of Iha are said. They are as follows - Shrotrendriya-Iha to Sparshendriya-Iha. 1. Prajnapanasutra Malaya. Vritti, page 309