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17/Go.Sa. Jivakanda
Gatha 128
In the Prakirtaka, Abhiyogya, and Kilbishika devas, in the six lower narakas, in all kinds of females, in the napumsaka-veda, in the ekendriya, in the vikalatriyas, in the labdhyaparyaptaka jivas, and in the karmabhumi-tiryancas, the origination of a samyagdristi is refuted. Therefore, samyagdristi jivas are not born in so many places.
From the Saudharma-Aisana svarga up to the uppermost Avreyaka devas, the jivas are both paryapta and aparyapta in the mithyadrsti, sasadana-samyagdrsti, and asanyata-samyagdrsti gunasthanas.
Objection: From the Sanatkumara svarga and above, females are not born, because the origination of devaanganas is stated in the Saudharma and Aisana svarga, but their origination is not stated in the subsequent svarga realms. Therefore, in the absence of females, how can there be devaanganas?
Solution: No, because the origination of Sanatkumara-adikalpika females occurs in the Saudharma and Aisana svarga.
Objection: Then should the existence of females in the Sanatkumara-adikalpas be stated?
Solution: No, because the females who are born elsewhere and whose desha, ayu, and bala are different from the Sanatkumara-adika devas, their existence in the Sanatkumara-adikalpas is contradictory to accept.
The Bhavanavasins, Vyantaras, Jyotishis, and Saudharma-Aisana kalpa devas perceive through the body like humans. They call the perception through touch as prabocchara. Those whose perception is through the body are called kayaprabocchara. The Sanatkumara and Mahabhadra kalpika devas perceive through touch, i.e., they attain supreme delight merely by the touch of the devaanganas. Similarly, the devis there also attain supreme delight merely by the touch of the devas. The devas residing in the Brahma, Brahmottara, and Lantavapishtha kalpas attain supreme bliss merely by the sight of the adornment, ramparts, sports, excellent and charming forms of their devaanganas, and are therefore called rupa-prabocchara. The devas residing in the Shukra, Mahashukra, Shataara, and Sahasraara kalpas attain supreme delight merely by hearing the sweet music, soft laughter, graceful speech, and the sound of the ornaments of their devaanganas, and are therefore called shabda-prabocchara. The devas of the Pranata, Pragata, Aarana, and Acyuta kalpas attain supreme bliss merely by contemplating their devaanganas in their minds, and are therefore called mana-prabocchara.