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First Prajnapana Pada. [47 [2] These are said to be of two types in summary / as - sufficient and insufficient / [34-2] (The previously mentioned subtle and gross air-bodied) in brief, are said to be of two types / as - sufficient and insufficient / [34-3] Of these, those which are insufficient, are un-attained (not having fulfilled their appropriate sufficiencies). [4] Of these, those which are sufficient, are of thousands of types (forms) in respect of color, in respect of smell, in respect of taste, and in respect of touch / their number is in lakhs of yonipramukhas / (There are 7 lakhs of yonis in total, including subtle and gross air-bodied / ) From the support of sufficient air-bodied, insufficient are born. Where there is one (sufficient air-bodied), there are countless (insufficient air-bodied) by rule / This is the description of gross air-bodied / (Also), the description of air-bodied beings is complete. _ Discussion - In the three sutras (sutras 32 to 34) presented in the Prajnapana, the two main types of air-bodied beings and their various distinctions have been described. The Prajnapana of plant-bodied beings - From 35. To that plant-bodied? Plant-bodied are said to be of two types / as - subtle plant-bodied and gross plant-bodied / {35 Q. How are those plant-bodied beings? [35 A.] Plant-bodied are said to be of two types. They are as follows - subtle plant-bodied and gross plant-bodied. From 36 to that subtle plant-bodied? Subtle plant-bodied are said to be of two types. They are as follows - sufficient subtle plant-bodied and insufficient subtle plant-bodied / This is the description of subtle plant-bodied.