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## Fifteenth Indriya Pada: Second Uddeshaka
**[201 Kevaiya Purekkhada? Nasthi / 11 Daram // [1055-5 Pra.] Bhagavan! How many are the Dravya Indriyas perceived as Sarvarthasiddhadevatva in the Sarvarthasiddha Devas? [1055-5 U.] Gautama! (They) are not / [Pra.] How many are the bound Dravya Indriyas? [U.] (Gautama! They) are countable. [Pra] How many are the rewarded Dravya Indriyas? [U.) (Gautama! They) are not. // 11 Dwar //**
**Discussion:** The perception of bound and rewarded Dravya Indriyas of the twenty-four Dandakas is presented under the eleventh Dwar. From the Nairyaikas to the Vaimanikas, the past bound and rewarded Dravya Indriyas of all beings are presented in various aspects like oneness, multiplicity, etc.
**The nature of perception, etc.:** The meaning of past is the Dravya Indriyas of the past, the meaning of bound is the Dravya Indriyas obtained in the present, and the meaning of rewarded is the Dravya Indriyas to be obtained in the future.
**Presentation of perception, etc. in four aspects:** (1) Presentation of the past bound and rewarded Dravya Indriyas of each Nairyaika to each Sarvarthasiddha Deva, (2) Presentation of the past, etc. Dravya Indriyas of many Nairyaikas to many Sarvarthasiddha Devas, (3) Presentation of the past, etc. Dravya Indriyas from the form of Nairyaikatva to Sarvarthasiddhatva of each Nairyaika to Sarvarthasiddha Deva, and (4) Presentation of the past, etc. Dravya Indriyas from the form of Nairyaikatva to Sarvarthasiddhadevatva of many Nairyaikas to Sarvarthasiddha Devas.
**Rewarded Dravya Indriyas of one Nairyaika:** The rewarded Dravya Indriyas related to each being are eight, sixteen, many, countable, uncountable, or infinite. They are as follows:
* The one who will become a Siddha after attaining the human Paryaya in the next birth, having been a Naraka, will have Dravya Indriyas related to his human birth.
* The one who will be born in the five-sense Tiryach Yoni after leaving Naraka and then attain Siddhahood after attaining the human path, will have sixteen Dravya Indriyas, combining the Tiryach birth and human birth.
* The one who will be born in the five-sense Tiryach after leaving Naraka, then be born in the one-sense body, and then attain Siddhahood after attaining the human birth, will have seventeen Dravya Indriyas, combining the eight Dravya Indriyas of the five-sense Tiryach birth, one of the one-sense birth, and the human birth.
* The one who will wander in the cycle of births for a countable period will have countable Dravya Indriyas, the one who will wander for an uncountable period will have uncountable Dravya Indriyas, and the one who will wander in the cycle of births for an infinite period will have infinite rewarded Dravya Indriyas.
**Rewarded Dravya Indriyas of a human:** Some humans have rewarded Dravya Indriyas, while others do not. Those who attain Siddhahood in the same birth do not have them, while the rest have them. If they have them, they are 8, 16, countable, uncountable, or infinite. If he becomes a human again in the next birth, ...