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## First Prajapana Pada [30 Verses]
**Subtle Tejaskaayik Jivas are said to be of two types.** They are as follows: **Paryaptak** and **A-paryaptak**. This concludes the description of the aforementioned subtle Tejaskaayik.
**31. [1] What are the characteristics of these Baadar Tejaskaayik?** [31-1 Verse] **Baadar Tejaskaayik are said to be of many types.** They are as follows: Angaar (ember), Jwala (flame), Mumur (glowing embers in ash), Achi (flame separated from fire), Aalat (burning torch or burning wood), Shuddha Agni (pure fire, like a heated iron ball), Ulka (meteor), Vidyut (lightning), Ashani (fire particles falling from the sky), Nirghat (thunderbolt or lightning related to Vaikriya), Sangarsh-Samutthit (fire produced by rubbing wood like Aranis), and Suryakantmani-Nissrit (fire produced from Suryakantmani by the contact of intense rays of the sun). Similarly, any other (fires) should be understood as Baadar Tejaskaayik.
**[2] In summary, they are said to be of two types.** [31-2 Verse] They are as follows: **Paryaptak** and **A-paryaptak**.
**[3] Among them, those who are A-paryaptak are (as before) Asamprapta (not fully attained their appropriate Paryaptis).** [31-3 Verse]
**[4] Among them, those who are Paryaptak have thousands (Sahasrasha) of differences in terms of their color, smell, taste, and touch.** Their number is in lakhs (millions) of Yoni-promukhas. **A-paryaptak (Tejaskaayik) are born from the shelter of Paryaptak (Tejaskaayik).** Where there is one Paryaptak, there are countless A-paryaptak (born by rule). This concludes the Prajapana of Baadar Tejaskaayik Jivas. This also concludes the Prajapana of Tejaskaayik Jivas.
**Discussion:** The Prajapana of Tejaskaayik Jivas - The present three sutras (from Sutra 26 to 31) describe the two main types of Tejaskaayik Jivas and their various classifications.