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Chapter 4 - Sutra 11 – 20
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The nine types are as follows: Surush, Pratirup, Atirup, Bhutatthama, Skandik, Mahaskandik, Mahaveg, Pratishthan, and Akashg. The classifications of the ghostly forms are as follows: Kushmand, Patak, Josh, Ahvak, Kal, Mahakal, Chauksh, Achauksh, Tapishach, Mukharapishach, Adhastharak, Deh, Mahavideh, Tushnik, and Vapishach. The symbols of the eight types of Vyantaran are sequentially as follows: Ashak, Champak, Nag, Tunkharu, Vat, Khang (the staff with a cup held by the Yajaman), Sulas, and Kadambak. Except for Khang, all other symbols belong to tree species; all these symbols are found in their adornments and such.
Five kinds of Yajna: From the level surface of Meru, the Yajna height begins at Shashna's field; from there, the height is up to one hundred and ten Yojanas, where it is described in the immeasurable ocean dimension. At that height of ten Yojanas, the Sun's celestial vehicle is placed above the mentioned level; from there, at an elevation of thirty Yojanas, the Moon's celestial vehicle is situated. Up to the height of twenty Yojanas, that is, from the flat surface up to ninety Yojanas, there are planets, stars, and fixed stars. The term 'fixed stars' means that some stars are also of an irregular nature, which sometimes move below the Moon and at times above it. Above the Moon, at the height of eighty Yojanas, there are stars at the height of the first four Yojanas, then after that...