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## Translation:
**206]** The bound sense organs are five in number, while the rewarded sense organs are present in some and absent in others. For those who have them, they are five, ten, fifteen, countable, uncountable, or infinite in number. Similarly, one should describe the past, present, and future sense organs of each Nairyika, starting from the state of being an Asura-Kumar and ending with the state of being a Stanita-Kumar. The special point is that it does not have bound sense organs.
**1066. [1]** From the state of being a Prithvi-Kaya to the state of being a Dvi-Indriya, one should describe the past, present, and future sense organs of each Nairyika, just like the Dravya-Indriyas. **[1066-2]** Similarly, one should describe the state of being a Tri-Indriya. The special point is that its rewarded sense organs are three, six, nine, countable, uncountable, or infinite in number. **[1066-3]** Similarly, one should describe the state of being a Chatur-Indriya. The special point is that its rewarded sense organs are four, eight, twelve, countable, uncountable, or infinite in number.
**1067.** Thus, these four Gamas (stages of existence) should be understood here, as described in relation to the Dravya-Indriyas. In the third Gama (human existence), one should understand that the number of rewarded sense organs is equal to the number of bound sense organs. In the fourth Gama (divine existence), just as the Dravya-Indriyas are present in all the Sarvartha-Siddh, how many sense organs are present in the state of being a Sarvartha-Siddh? "None." The bound sense organs are countable, but the rewarded sense organs are not. This is what should be said.
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**Bop-ro Uddeso Samatto** // **Pannavaa-e Bhagavati-e Panarasam-am Indriya-Payam Samatto** //
**1067]** This concludes the discussion of the twelve Sutras (from 1056 to 1067) presented through the twelfth sense organ door. These Sutras describe the oneness and multiplicity of beings from Nairyika to Sarvartha-Siddh, and the past, present, and future sense organs of each being from the state of being a Nairyika to the state of being a Sarvartha-Siddh, based on their respective states. The rewarded (Bhava) sense organs of a Naraka in the state of being a Naraka are present in some and absent in others.