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## Gati Ma Ganga / 206
A human being cannot be born without the bond of human lifespan (shrayu-bandha). A being who is content with little beginning (alparambha) and little possession (alparigrah) makes the bond of human lifespan.
## Gaya 150
Human existence (manushya-gati) is the only existence where fourteen stages of qualities (guna-sthana) are possible. In the other three existences, fourteen stages of qualities are not possible.
Human existence is the best existence because even gods desire to become human and attain the state of liberation (siddh) by practicing self-control (san-yam). But it is unfortunate that humans, even after attaining this invaluable existence, desire the existence of gods (dev-gati) for the sake of worldly pleasures (vishay-bhog), where self-control is not possible.
## Meeting of Tiryachas and Humans
**Sāmagā pañcidī, pajjatā joṇikhī apjjaṭṭā |**
**Tiriyā garā tahā vi ya, pañcidiyabhanga do holā || 150 ||**
**Meaning:** There are five types of Tiryachas: ordinary Tiryachas, five-sense Tiryachas, five-sense Tiryachas with sufficient senses, five-sense Tiryachas with sufficient senses and birth, and five-sense Tiryachas with sufficient senses and attainment. Similarly, there are different types of humans, but the five senses are not broken. || 150 ||
**Special Meaning:** In the existence of Tiryachas, there are beings with one sense to five senses. Ordinary Tiryachas include all these beings. One-sense and incomplete-sense Tiryachas cannot make the bond of hellish existence (narak-ayu), godly existence (dev-ayu), godly existence (dev-gati), hellish existence (narak-gati), godly existence in sequence (dev-gati-anupurvi), hellish existence in sequence (narak-gati-anupurvi), body with changing qualities (vaikriyik-sharira), and body with unchanging qualities (vairiyik-gopang). But five-sense Tiryachas can make the bond of these karmic natures. From one-sense to four-sense Tiryachas, there is one stage of false belief (mithyatva-guna-sthana), but in five-sense Tiryachas, five stages of qualities are possible. Due to these special characteristics, five-sense Tiryachas are classified separately. Five-sense Tiryachas are of two types: sufficient and attainable. There are three types of births in sufficient five-sense Tiryachas: womb-born, born from a lump, and born from a combination of both. But attainable five-sense Tiryachas are only born from a combination of both and are eunuchs. Therefore, there are two types of five-sense Tiryachas: sufficient and attainable. In sufficient five-sense Tiryachas, a being with right faith (samyak-drishti) can be born, but in five-sense Tiryachas with birth, a being with right faith cannot be born. Due to these reasons, five-sense Tiryachas with birth are classified separately.
Humans have all five senses and do not have beings with one sense, etc. Therefore, there is no separate classification based on five senses in humans. There are only four types of humans: human, sufficient human, human with birth, and attainable human. The reasons for these classifications in Tiryachas should also be understood in the classifications of humans. The purpose of human with birth is human with attainment. There is a difference in births in the field of karma (karma-bhoomi). Those who are male in form (purusha-devi) but female in nature (bhav-stri) are included in human with birth. Human with birth has six types of bodies (sanhanan) and fourteen...
1. "Parambha-parigrah-tvam manushyasya" (T. Su. Pr. 6).