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## Chapter Twenty-Four:
**Verse 65:** The **Ksheerasavitva**, **Akshinamhanas**, and other **riddhis** (divine powers), **avadhijnana** (knowledge of the past, present, and future), and finally **nirvana** (liberation) are the fruits of this **vrat** (vow).
**Verse 16:** The **Mrujangamadhyavidhi** is a **yant** (diagram) with five to two dots, and two to five dots. The number of dots represents the number of **upavasas** (fasts), and the number of spaces represents the number of **paranas** (breaking of fasts).
**Verse 17:** Where there are four **chaturthakas** (groups of four), there are twenty-four **upavasas**. This is called the **Ekaavali** method, and its fruit is **sukha** (happiness) in the **Ekaavali** state.
**Explanation:**
The **vrat** has twenty-three **upavasas** and seven **paranas**, and it is completed in thirty days. The fruits of this **vrat** are **Ksheerasavitva**, **Akshinamhanas**, and other **riddhis**, **avadhijnana**, and finally **nirvana**.
**Vajramadyavidhiyantra:**
**Mridangamadhyavidhiyantra:**
**Mrujangamadhyavidhi:** This method has five to two dots, and two to five dots. The number of dots represents the number of **upavasas**, and the number of spaces represents the number of **paranas**. The order is: five **upavasas** one **parana**, four **upavasas** one **parana**, three **upavasas** one **parana**, two **upavasas** one **parana**, two **upavasas** one **parana**, three **upavasas** one **parana**, four **upavasas** one **parana**, and five **upavasas** one **parana**. This totals twenty-eight **upavasas** and eight **paranas**, and it is completed in thirty-six days. Its fruit is the same as the **Mridangamadhyavidhi**.
**Mrujangamadhyavidhiyantra:**
**Ekaavalivihi:** This method has twenty-four **upavasas** and twenty-four **paranas**. It has one **upavasa** and one **parana** in sequence, for a total of twenty-four **upavasas** and twenty-four **paranas**. This **vrat** is completed in forty-eight days, and its fruit is the attainment of **akhand sukha** (uninterrupted happiness).
**Ekaavaliyant:**
1. **Vidhiranthe** (end of the method) **M** (Mrujangamadhyavidhi)
2. **Upavasas** (fasts)