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Two types. 16. In terms of the instruments of liberation, the physical senses. 17. In terms of the attained use, the mental senses. 18. The utility is in touch and the like. 19. Touch, taste, smell, sight, and hearing. 20. Their aspects are touch, taste, smell, color, and sound. 21. The hearing of the indeterminate mind. 22. For the airy beings, there is one. 23.
For each of the worms, ants, bumblebees, humans, and such, there are individual increases. 24. Those who perceive the same. 25. In action and spontaneity, there is the practice of karma. 26. The movement of the sequence. 27. The undivided nature of the soul. 28.
For those who are in complexity, formerly threefold. 29. At one time, undivided. 30. One or two, or non-sustaining. 31. The confusion of conception results in birth. 32.
1. S. R. A. Shloka does not exist. Siddhasena states – “Some do not consider this as a sutra and say that the commentary words have been made into a sutra.” — P. 169.
2. Regarding that – S. R. A. Shloka. “Such aspects are not appropriate,” this doubt has been resolved by Akalanka and Vidyananda, who have clarified why it has been kept in such a way.
3. For the leafy beings, there is one – S. R. A. Shloka.
4. Siddhasena says that some consider the term 'human' in the sutra as non-scriptural.
5. Siddhasena states that some place the concluding devotional sutra afterward.
6. At one time, undivided – S. R. A. Shloka.
7. Two or three – S. R. A. Shloka. The use of the word 'or' in the sutra led some to collect 'three,' as stated by Haribhadra and Siddhasena.
8. The birth from substance – S. R. A. Shloka.