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[740] Chhakkanḍagame Vaggaṇā-khaṇḍa
[5, 3, 132] One should know that beings combined with the four bodies - Audārika, Vaikriyika, Taijasa and Kārmaṇa, or Audārika, Āhārika, Taijasa and Kārmaṇa - are known as Chatuḥśarīra.
According to the Ādesa, in the Gadiyāṇuvāda, there are beings with two bodies (in the Vigrahātimi) and three bodies in the Narakagati, not in the Gaireyasu. || 132 ||
Similarly, in the seven Pṛthvīs, the Narakas in the Vigrahāgati should be known as having two bodies and then three bodies. || 133 ||
In the Tiryanchagati, the flow of the natural form is the same for the Tiryancha, Panchendriya Tiryancha, Panchendriya Tiryanchapariyapta, and Panchendriya Tiryanchayonini beings. || 134 ||
The Panchendriya Tiryancha apariyapta beings have two bodies and three bodies, but four bodies are not possible in them. || 135 ||
In the Manushagati, the flow of the natural form is the same for the ordinary Manusya, Manusya pariyapta, and Manusyanis. || 136 ||
The Manusya apariyapta beings have two bodies and three bodies. || 137 ||
In the Devagati, the Devas have two bodies and three bodies. || 138 ||
Similarly, from the Bhavanavāsīs to the Sarvārthāsiddhi Vimānavāsī Devas, one should know.
According to the Indriyāṇuvāda, the flow of the natural form is the same for the Ekendriya, Bādar Ekendriya, and their pariyapta beings, as well as the Panchendriya and Panchendriya pariyapta beings. || 140 ||