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## Translation:
**Verse 110:**
The essence of the self is luminous and radiant, but due to the lack of contemplation of this essence, a being, driven by the desire for limited pleasures, becomes attached to the objects of the sense of touch and acquires the karma called "Ekaindriya-jati" (one-sense-category). This karma, at the time of its arising, leads to the cessation of the sense of touch and the being evolves through the knowledge of the objects of touch. This is the meaning of the sutra.
**Verse 111:**
There are three types of stationary beings: those with earth-bodies, water-bodies, and plant-bodies. There are also beings with air-bodies and fire-bodies. These beings are all fearful. They are devoid of mental transformations and are known as one-sense beings.
**Commentary:**
This verse explains that beings with air and fire bodies are also fearful, even though they are not stationary like earth, water, and plant beings. This is because they are seen to move in the context of the five stationary beings. However, they are not fearful because of mental transformations, but because of their one-sense nature. They are devoid of mental transformations and are known as one-sense beings.
**Note:**
The terms "Ekaindriya-jati" and "Pancha-astika" are specific to Jainism and refer to categories of beings based on their senses and their karmic attachments.