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What can be the examples of five-sensed mobile Jīvas according to Jainism ?

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Human beings

Jainism classifies living beings (jīvas) by the number of senses they possess. Immobile beings (sthāvara) such as earth-, water-, fire-, air- and plant-bodies have only touch. Mobile beings (trasa) have from two to five senses.

Two-sensed beings have touch and taste, three-sensed add smell, four-sensed add sight, and five-sensed beings add hearing. Humans, along with gods, hell-beings and higher animals, belong to this five-sensed mobile class.

Microorganisms (nigoda) are counted among the one-sensed beings. Ants are three-sensed beings with touch, taste and smell. Worms are two-sensed beings with touch and taste only.

Human beings option is correct.

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