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In the fourth part of the Kamgranth, Vachan Yoga, the five types of departures, including Paryapt Vindiya, are considered.
Only those with eye organs can experience visual perception. There are three types of beings: Chaturindriya, Asanshipanchaindriya, and Sanshipanchaindriya. All three types have eyes. Therefore, other types of beings lack visual perception.
There are different opinions regarding the three types of beings mentioned above.
**Two interpretations of Indriyaparyapti are the root of these opinions:**
**(a)** "Indriyaparyapti is the power of the Jiva that transforms the suitable Puggala, derived from the food-like substances, into the form of Indriya."
This interpretation is found in the Prajnapanavritti and Panchasangrahvritti, page 6. According to this interpretation, Indriyaparyapti refers to the power that generates the Indriya. Those who accept this interpretation believe that after the suitable Pantiyas are fully formed (in the Paryapt state), all beings experience Indriya-generated use, not in the Aparyapt state. Therefore, even after becoming Paryapt, Chaturindriya, etc., are not considered to have visual perception in the Aparyapt state.
**(b)** "Indriyaparyapti is the power of the Jiva that transforms the suitable food-like substances into the form of Indriya, thereby gaining the ability to experience Indriya-generated perception."
This interpretation is found in the Vatsasangrahani, page 130, and the Bhagavati-Vritti, page 566. According to this interpretation, Indriyaparyapti refers to the power that performs all actions from the creation of the Indriya to its use. Those who accept this interpretation believe that even in the Aparyapt state, all beings experience Indriya-generated use after becoming Paryapt. Therefore, after becoming Paryapt, due to the use of the eye organ, Chaturindriya, etc., should be considered to have visual perception even in the Aparyapt state. This opinion is supported by the statement mentioned on page 5 of the Panchasangrah-Malayagiri-Vritti: