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[Twentieth Interaction Chapter] [381] In the same way, a being in hell, from Asura Kumaras to Stanit Kumaras, in the Earth-bodied, one-sensed, multi-sensed, five-sensed Tiryanchas, in the Vaanavyantar, Jyotishka and Vaimanika Devas, cannot interact while residing there. The reason for this is the same, the nature of existence. _ In humans, the beings of hell, etc., experience interaction in the human realm. Any being in hell, who has attained the complete material for humanhood, interacts by gradually destroying all karma, as mentioned earlier. And any being in hell, who has not attained the complete material, cannot interact. Similarly, any being from Asura Kumaras, etc. (from Asura Kumaras to Vaimanika Devas), who has attained the complete material, interacts, and any being who has not attained the complete material, cannot interact. _ Every being in the twenty-four Dandakavarti realms, can interact in each of the twenty-four Dandakavarti realms, or not? In this way, there are a total of 244 x 24 = 576 question-answer options. _ Second: Anantaradwar 1410. [1] "Geraiya nam bhanta! Ki anantaragata antakriya kareti, paramparagata antakriya kareti?" "Goayama! Anantaragata vi antakriya kareti, paramparagata vi antakriya kareti." [1410-1 Pra.] "O Venerable! Do beings in hell interact through Anantaragata (transmigration), or through Paramparagata (successive births)?" "Gautama! They interact through both Anantaragata and Paramparagata." [2] "Evam rayanppabhapuduvineraiya vi jav pankappabhapuduvineraiya." [1410-2 Pra.] "Similarly, one should understand the interaction of beings in hell from the Ratnapraba hell realm to the Pankaprabha hell realm." [3] "Dhumappabhapuduvineraiya nam bhanta! Puccha." "Goayama! No anantaragata antakriya kareti, paramparagata antakriya kareti." "Evam jav ahesattamapuduvineraiya." [1410-3 Pra.] "(Now) the question is - do beings in the Dhumaprabha hell realm interact through Anantaragata or Paramparagata?" 1. Prajnaapana: Malaya. Vritti, Patra 397 2. Same, Patra 397 3. Said, Patra 397