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In the six realms, the living beings are:
[1, 1, 35] The two-sense beings are of two types: sufficient and insufficient. The three-sense beings are of two types: sufficient and insufficient. The four-sense beings are of two types: sufficient and insufficient. The five-sense beings are of two types: cognizant and non-cognizant. The cognizant beings are of two types: sufficient and insufficient. The non-cognizant beings are also of two types: sufficient and insufficient. || 35 ||
The nature of the two-sense and other beings has been explained. Among the five-sense beings, some are without mind and some are with mind. Those with mind are called cognizant or samanaska, and those without mind are called non-cognizant or amanaska. That mind is of two types, based on the difference between substance and emotion. Those that are transformed into mind-substance due to the arising of the karma called pudgala-vipaki angopanga, are called substance-mind. And the purity that arises in the soul due to the destruction and cessation of the karma called virya-antaraya and no-indriya-avaran, is called emotional-mind.
Now, to establish the definite number of the qualities in the senses, the next sutra says:
E-indriya, bi-indriya, ti-indriya, chau-indriya, asan-ni-panch-indriya, ekamhi cheva micch-a-it-th-a-ne || 36 ||
The one-sense, two-sense, three-sense, four-sense, and non-cognizant five-sense beings are all in the first quality-place called false-belief. || 36 ||
To negate the numbers two, three, etc., the word 'one' has been used in the sutra, and to negate the other quality-places like sasadana, etc., the word 'false-belief' has been used.
Now, to establish the number of quality-places in the five-sense beings, the next sutra says:
Panch-indriya, asan-ni-panch-indriya-ppa-hudi, jaav, a-yogik-kevali, ti || 37 ||
The five-sense beings are from the non-cognizant five-sense false-belief quality-place up to the non-yogic-kevali quality-place. || 37 ||
Although the kevalis have completely lost their emotional senses and the activity of their substance senses has also ceased, they are still called five-sense beings due to the substance senses that arose from the emotional senses in the state of concealment.
Now, to establish the existence of the super-sensory beings, the next sutra says:
Tan, parama-ni-indriya, idi || 38 ||