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## [256] [In the *Prajñāpanā Sūtra* and the *Jha Mohimao Gamo* (Sūtra 1124-44), it is said that the *Sāleśya* (those with *leśyā*) are all like *Nārakas* (hell beings) in terms of food, body, and breath. [1145 Pr.] "O Bhagavan! Are all *Sāleśya* (those with *leśyā*) like *Nārakas* in terms of food, body, and breath?" (The same question applies to the subsequent gates.) [1145 U.] (Gautama!) Just as the *Gama* (Sūtra 1124-1144) has described the general (collective *Nārakas* - physical) *Gama*, in the same way, the entire *Gama* of all *Sāleśya* (regarding the seven gates of *Nārakas*) should be described up to the *Vaimānikas* (celestial beings). / **Discussion:** The *Sāleśya* are the twenty-four *Vaṇḍa-favartī* (those who have attained the twenty-four *Vaṇḍas*) beings. This Sūtra (1145) describes the seven gates, including food, etc., from *Nārakas* with *leśyā* to *Vaimānikas*. / The description of the seven gates, including food, etc., in the twenty-four *Daṇḍakas* with *leśyā* like *Kṛṣṇa* etc., is as follows: [1146 Pr.] "O Bhagavan! Are all *Kṛṣṇaleśyā* (those with *Kṛṣṇa leśyā*) *Nārakas* alike in terms of food, body, and breath?" / _ [1146 U.] Gautama! Just as the (Sūtra 1124-1130) has described the general (physical) *Nārakas* (regarding food, etc.), in the same way, the *Kṛṣṇaleśyā* *Nārakas* should also be understood. / ) The difference is that, in terms of pain, *Nārakas* are of two types: *Māyī-mithyā-dṛṣṭi-upapannakas* (those who have attained the wrong view due to illusion) and *Amāyī-samyag-dṛṣṭi-upapannakas* (those who have attained the right view due to non-illusion). The rest (regarding karma, caste, *leśyā*, action, and lifespan, etc.) should be understood in the same way as the collective *Nārakas*. / [1147] From (those with *Kṛṣṇa leśyā*) *Asura-kumāras* (demon princes) to (the *Nāga-kumāras* (snake princes), *Bhavana-patis* (lords of the mansions), *Pṛthvī-kāyikas* (earth-bodied beings), etc., *Eka-indriya* (one-sensed beings), *Vikala-indriya* (imperfect-sensed beings), *Tiryac-pañcendriya* (five-sensed animals), *Manuṣya* (humans), and) up to *Vāṇa-vyantara* (those who dwell in the *Vāṇa* realm), the seven gates, including food, etc., should be described in the same way as the collective *Asura-kumāras* etc. (Sūtra 1131-1143). There is some difference in the actions of humans (from the collective). Just as the actions of collective humans are described in Sūtra 1142, in the same way, the *Kṛṣṇaleśyā* humans should also be described. / "Among them, those who have attained the right view are of three types: