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Chapter Four: The Devas of the Chaturnikaya.
1. The third one is the Peetaleshya.
2. Ten, eight, five, twelve alternatives, from the time of their arising to their conclusion.
3. Indras, Samaanikas, Trishaparisada, self-protectors, guardians of the world with peculiar qualities of the kilvishikas, all together.
4. The Trastris, the guardians of the universe and the celestial bodies.
5. The former Indras.
6. Peetantaleshya.
7. The bodies are the conduits from the Northeast.
8. The remaining ones are the contact form, sound, and mind conduits from both pairs.
9. Some do not have conduits.
10. The inhabitants of the buildings: Asuras, Nagas, lightning, Suparnas, Agnivata, lightning, oceans, islands, and Kumara.
11. The Vyantaras: Kinnaras, Kimpurushas, great snakes, Gandharvas, Yakshas, Rakshasas, and Bhoota Pishachas.
12. 1. Devas of the Chaturnikaya - S. Ra. Shloka.
2. The beginning of the Peetantalesh - Dr. S. Ra. Shloka. See - Vivichana, p. 95, T. 1.
3. Parisada - S. Ra. Shloka.
4. Shaloka - S.
5. Verma - Si.
6. This Sutra is not in S. Ra. Shloka.
7. The pairs are not in S. Ra. Shloka. While resolving someone's doubt regarding placing these verses in the Sutra, Akalanka says that doing so opposes the tradition.
8. Gandharva - Ha. S. Ra. Shloka.
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