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## Seventeenth Leshya Chapter: Third Objective
**[285 [5] Teu Vau Evam Chev / Navaran Etesi Teuleassa Nasthi / [1203-5]** This is also the case for the Tejaskaayikas and Vayukaayikas (regarding their birth and death), but the special point is that they do not have Tejo-leshya.
**[1204] Biy-Tiy Charindia Evam Chev Tisu Leshasu / [1204]** The birth and death of the Dwindriya, Triindriya and Chaturindriya beings should also be understood in the same way, in all three (Krishna, Neel and Kapoot) Leshyas.
**[1205] Panchendriya Tirikkhajonia Manasa Ya Jaha Pudhavikkaaiya Shradilliyasu Tisu Leshasu Bhania (Su. 1203 [1-2]) Taha Chasu Vi La Sasubhanianva / Navaran Chhappi Lesaano Chariyavvaapro / [1205]** The birth and death of the Panchendriya Tirikkhajonia and Manushya beings is also the same in all six Leshyas, as it is stated in the three initial Leshyas (in Su. 1203-1-2) for the Prithvikaayikas. The special point is that (instead of the previous three Leshyas) the statement (abhilaap) should be made for all six Leshyas.
**[1206] Vanamantara Jaha Asurkumara (Su. 1202) / [1206]** The birth and death of the Vanamantara Devas (as stated in Su. 1202) should be understood in the same way as the Asurkumara (beings).
**[1207 [1] Se Goonan Bhanta! Teuleasse Joisiye Teul Sesu Joisiyesu Uvvajati? Jahev Asurkumara. [1207-1 Pra.] Bhagavan! Does the Jyotishka Deva with Tejo-leshya get born in the Jyotishka Devas with Tejo-leshya? (Does he die with Tejo-leshya?) [1207-1 U.]** The same statement should be understood for the Jyotishkas, as it is stated for the Asurkumara.
**[1207-2] Evam Vaimania Vi / Navaran Donh Vi Chayanthiti Abhilaavo. [1207-2]** The same should be said for the birth and death of the Vaimaniya Devas. The special point is that for both types of Devas (Jyotishka and Vaimaniya), the statement should be "they die" instead of "they are reborn".
**Discussion:** These seven sutras (Su. 1201 to 1207) present the pattern of birth and death of the twenty-four-dandaka-varti beings, considering the Leshya. The birth and death of Narakas and Devas follow the rule that a being is born in the same Leshya as it was in before, and dies with the same Leshya.