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Translation:
**Rights of the Conclusion 12.**
Both are the superior Padmalekṣa and the inferior Śuklale kṣa, the thirteenth is the medium Śuklale kṣa, and the fourteenth among the flying beings is the supreme Śuklale kṣa.
**1135 - 1136**
The one-sensed, two-sensed, and non-sensed beings are of three kinds of unhappiness. Among those with an unimaginable lifespan, three are happy, and among the remaining beings, there are six kinds.
**1137**
Meaning - There are three types of unhappiness among one-sensed, two-sensed, and non-sensed beings, while there are three types of happiness in the embodiment of beings with infinite lifespan; among the remaining karmic embodiment, there are six types of happiness for humans and non-human beings.
**1137**
There are two types of enjoyment when it comes to the senses, so say the wise. Enjoyment that comes from taste and touch, while others like smell, form, and sound are categorized as experiences.
**1138**
Meaning - The subjects of two senses are enjoyment, and of three senses, there is experience, as learned individuals have stated. Taste and touch are categorized as enjoyment, while smell, form, and sound are categorized as experience.
**1138**
From the eastern direction, the gods indeed exist in a state of physical interaction. The interaction based on touch is with Sanatkumar and Mahendra (the god).
**1139**
Meaning - The divine beings from the eastern direction engage in physical interaction in the heavenly realms, while the interaction based on touch involves Sanatkumar and Mahendra.
**1139**