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[5, 3, 167] In the chapter on the Bandhanānuyogadvāra, the description of the embodied and disembodied beings:
157. The Pariharaviśuddhisaṃyata, Sūkṣmasāmparāyaśuddhisaṃyata, and Yathākhyātavihāraśuddhisaṃyata beings are three-bodied.
158. The description of the Asaṃyata beings is like the Ogha.
159. By the exposition of the Darśanāmārgaṇā, the description of the Cakṣurdarśanī, Acakṣurdarśanī, and Avadhidarśanī beings is like the Ogha.
160. The Kevaldarśanī beings are three-bodied.
161. By the exposition of the Leśyāmārgaṇā, the description of the Kṛṣṇaleśyā, Nīlaleśyā, Kāpotaleśyā, Taijaḥleśyā, Padmaleśyā, and Śukraleśyā beings is like the Ogha.
162. By the exposition of the Bhavyamārgaṇā, the description of the Bhavyasiddhi and Abhavyasiddhi beings is like the Ogha.
163. By the exposition of the Samyaktvamārgaṇā, the description of the Samyagdṛṣṭi, Kṣāyikasam-yagdṛṣṭi, Vedakasam-yagdṛṣṭi, Upasaṃasamāyagdṛṣṭi, Sāsādanasamyagdṛṣṭi, and Mithyādṛṣṭi beings is like the Ogha.
164. The description of the Samyagmithyādṛṣṭi beings is like the Manoyogī beings.
165. By the exposition of the Saṃjñīmārgaṇā, the description of the Saṃjñī and Asaṃjñī beings is like the Ogha.
166. By the exposition of the Āhāramārgaṇā, the description of the Āhāraka beings is like the Manoyogī beings.
167. The description of the Anāhāraka beings is like the Kārmaṇakāyayogī beings.