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## Sarvarthasiddhi
[11168 1918191. To understand the different types of Avagraha and other concepts, the following sutra is stated -
"Setara (along with its opposite) Bahu, Bahuvidha, Kshipra, Anissruta, Anukta, and Dhruva are the types of Avagraha, Iha, Avaya, and Dharana forms of Matijnana." ||16|| 8192. This section deals with specific actions like Avagraha, etc. The karmakaraka (object of action) is indicated as "Bahvadi naam Setara naam". The word "Bahu" can refer to both quantity and abundance. Both meanings are included here as there is no specific context. Examples of "Bahu" as a number are: one, two, many. Examples of "Bahu" as abundance are: much rice, much soup. The word "Vidha" refers to types. The word "Kshipra" in the sutra is used to indicate knowledge that is acquired quickly. When a complete object is not revealed, but only a part is revealed, and the rest remains hidden, it is called "Anissruta". Here, "Anissruta" means "slightly revealed", hence the word "Anissruta" is used in the sutra. The word "Anukta" is used to indicate knowledge that is acquired through implication, whether it is spoken or unspoken. The word "Dhruva" is used to indicate knowledge that is acquired continuously and truthfully. The word "Setara" is used to indicate the collection of opposite concepts.
193. There are twelve types of Avagraha: Bahu's Avagraha, Alpa's Avagraha, Bahuvidha's Avagraha, Ekavidha's Avagraha, Kshipra Avagraha, Chirena Avagraha, Anissruta's Avagraha, Nissruta's Avagraha, Anukta's Avagraha, Ukta's Avagraha, Dhruva's Avagraha, and Adhruva's Avagraha. Similarly, there are twelve types of Iha, Avaya, and Dharana. All these are generated by the five senses and the mind individually. Among these, Bahu Avagraha, etc., are caused by the destruction and pacification of the Matijnana Avarana Karma, while the others are not. Bahu, etc., are superior, hence they are mentioned first.
-1. "Atsyav संख्यावाची. Tadyatha eko dhau bahu iti." - Pa. Ma. Bha. 114121211 2. "Bahurodano bahu sup iti." - Pa. Ma. Ma. 11412121. 3. Dhruvam yatha - Ta., Na.
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