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**184.** [Prajñāpanā Sūtra [1032-1]] In the case of the Earth-bodied, Water-bodied, and Plant-bodied (regarding their past and rewarded senses), it should be said in the same way. [Pra. U.] Specifically, the question of how many bound sense-organs they have, the answer is that they have one (only) sense of touch. [2] And in the case of the Fire-bodied and Air-bodied, [1032-2] it should be said in the same way (as before) regarding their past and bound sense-organs. Specifically, their rewarded sense-organs are nine or ten. 1033. [1] And in the case of the two-sensed beings, [1033-1] it should be said in the same way (as before) regarding their past and rewarded sense-organs. Specifically, when asked about their bound (sense-organs), two sense-organs (should be said). [2] And in the case of the three-sensed beings, [1033-2] it should be understood in the same way (as before) regarding their past and rewarded sense-organs. Specifically, their bound sense-organs are four. [3] And in the case of the four-sensed beings, [1033-3] it should be known in the same way (as before) regarding their past and rewarded sense-organs. Specifically, their bound sense-organs are six. 1034. In the case of the five-sensed beings, the transmigratory beings, humans, the beings of the Vaṇavyantara, the Jyotiṣka, and the Saudharma, Iśāna gods, as well as the Asura-kumāra (as mentioned in Sūtra 1031), [1034] it should be understood in the same way regarding their past, bound, and rewarded sense-organs. Specifically, the rewarded sense-organs are present in some humans, but not in others. Those who have (rewarded sense-organs) have eight, nine, a countable number, an uncountable number, or infinite. 1035. In the case of the Sanatkumāra, Mahendra, Brahmaloka, Lāntaka, Śukra, Sahasrāra, Prāṇat, Prāṇat, Āraṇ, Acyuta, and Greveyaka gods, it should be known in the same way as the Nairyāyika (as mentioned in Sūtra 1030) regarding their past, bound, and rewarded sense-organs.