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The description of the six substances and the five categories of existence, as well as their nature, has been explained. How so? Because in the three worlds, whatever substances are subject to origination, destruction, and modification, they are said to have existence in the form of origination, destruction, and modification. How so? Because it is said that existence is in the form of origination, destruction, and modification. Therefore, due to the presence of parts, the nature of being composed of parts, and the nature of having a location, the nature of existence and the nature of body exist in the form of the upper, lower, and middle parts, as the form of the three worlds, which are the result of the transformation of the soul, matter, etc. This nature of existence and the nature of body should be understood not only in the aforementioned way, but also in this way. In this context, the nature of body of the pure soul should be understood as the nature of infinite knowledge, etc., the nature of the perfected state, and the nature of countless locations. This is the meaning. ||5||
Thus, the concise explanation of the five categories of existence, up to the three verses, has been completed. This is the second stage.
**Hindi Meaning:**
Verse 5 of the Uthānika further clarifies how the existence and body mentioned in the first verse are possible.
**General Meaning with Anvaya:**
(Jesiṁ) Those five categories of existence (vivihehiṁ) with various types of (guṇehiṁ pajjayehiṁ saha) qualities and states of being [asthi sahaao] have the nature of existence (te) they [asthikāya] are categories of existence (hoti) are. (Jehiṁ) By which (tiilukkāṁ) these three worlds (ṇippāṇṇāṁ) are created.
**Specific Meaning:**
Here, the nature of existence is called existence, its essence, or its form. They exist with various types of qualities and states of being. Thus, the existence of all five categories has been stated. This is a commentary. Anvayi qualities are those that are inherent, and vyatireka states of being are those that are distinct. Alternatively, those that exist along with the substance are called qualities, and those that exist in a separate sequence are called states of being. These qualities and states of being, while differing in terms of name, characteristics, number, purpose, etc., in relation to their substance, are not different in terms of location or existence; they are non-dual. These qualities and states of being are of various types, such as inherent qualities, manifested qualities, or inherent states of being, manifested states of being, and states of being related to meaning and states of being related to expression.
In relation to the soul, it is said that omniscience, etc., are the inherent qualities of the soul, and knowledge, etc., are the manifested qualities of the soul. The perfected state is the inherent state of being. The forms of humans, hell beings, etc., are the manifested states of being. In relation to matter, it is said that the color, etc., in pure (unbound) atoms are the inherent qualities, and the color, etc., in the aggregates formed by two atoms are the manifested qualities. The state of being in the form of pure atoms is the inherent state of being of the substance. The transformation of pure atoms from one color, etc., to another color, etc., is the manifested quality state of being. The transformation of atoms into aggregates of two atoms, etc., is the...