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## Translation:
**In the six-fold division of beings, the form of human beings is similar to that of ordinary humans.** || 91 ||
**Now, to describe the qualities of human beings, the Uttar Sutra says:** "In human beings, the qualities of Mithyadrishti (false belief) and Sasadan Samyagdristi (right belief with attachment) are sometimes sufficient and sometimes insufficient." || 92 ||
**Now, to explain the remaining qualities of human beings, the Uttar Sutra says:** "In the qualities of Samyag Mithyadrishti (right false belief), Asanjad Samyagdristi (right belief without attachment), and Sanjad Asanjad (attached and unattached), the qualities are always sufficient." || 93 ||
**Now, to describe the qualities of the celestial beings, the Uttar Sutra says:** "In the qualities of Dev Mithyadrishti (false belief of celestial beings), Sasadan Samyagdristi (right belief with attachment), and Asanjad Samyagdristi (right belief without attachment), the qualities are sometimes sufficient and sometimes insufficient." || 94 ||
**Now, to explain the existence of the remaining qualities of celestial beings, the Uttar Sutra says:** "In the quality of Samyag Mithyadrishti (right false belief), the qualities are always sufficient." || 95 ||
**The reason for this is that no being dies with the third quality, and the right false belief does not arise in the insufficient period.**
**Now, to describe the forms of celestial beings based on their specific differences, the Uttar Sutra says:** "The Bhavna Vasi, Vanavantar, and Jyotishi Devas (celestial beings) and their goddesses, as well as the Saudharma and Aishana Kalpa Vasi Devis (celestial goddesses), all have the qualities of Mithyadrishti (false belief) and Sasadan Samyagdristi (right belief with attachment), which are sometimes sufficient and sometimes insufficient." || 96 ||
**Since beings with these two qualities are born as the aforementioned Devas and Devis, these two qualities are possible in both sufficient and insufficient states.**