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## Chapter Six
[247-615 to 618]
There are five senses, four *kṣayās*, five *avratas*, and twenty-five *kriyās*.
The five senses, beginning with touch, have already been mentioned. The four *kṣayās* are anger, etc. The five *avratas*, beginning with *prāṇa-vyaparopaṇa*, will be discussed later.
Here we describe the twenty-five *kriyās*:
* **Samyaktvakriyā:** Actions that increase *samyaktvam*, such as worshipping the *caitya*, the guru, and the scriptures.
* **Mithyātvakriyā:** Actions that lead to *mithyātvam*, such as praising other deities, etc.
* **Prayogakriyā:** Actions involving movement, such as walking, coming, going, etc., performed by the body, etc.
* **Samādāna-kriyā:** The action of a restrained being facing *aviratī* (non-restraint).
* **Īryāpathakriyā:** Actions that are the cause of *īryāpatha* (wrong conduct).
These are five *kriyās*.
* **Prādoṣikī-kriyā:** Actions arising from anger.
* **Kāyikī-kriyā:** Actions of a corrupted being striving for progress.
* **Ādhikāraṇikī-kriyā:** Actions involving the acquisition of instruments of violence.
* **Pārītāpikī-kriyā:** Actions that cause suffering.
* **Prāṇātipātikī-kriyā:** Actions that cause the separation of life, senses, strength, and breath.
These are five *kriyās*.
* **Darśanakriyā:** The action of a deluded being, due to being influenced by *rāga*, etc., intending to see something beautiful.
* **Sparśanakriyā:** The action of touching a conscious object, due to delusion.
* **Prātyayikī-kriyā:** Actions that create new *adhikāras* (rights).
* **Samanupātakriyā:** The action of expelling internal impurities in the place where women, men, and animals come and go, sit and stand.
* **Anābhōgakriyā:** The action of placing the body, etc., on unswept and unobserved ground.
These are five *kriyās*.
* **Svahastakriyā:** The action of doing oneself what others would do.
* **Nisarga-kriyā:** The action of giving consent to specific actions, such as taking *pāpa* (sin), *dāna* (donation), etc.
* **Vidāraṇakriyā:** The action of revealing the wrongdoings of others.
* **Ājñāvyāpādikī-kriyā:** The action of misrepresenting the instructions of the scriptures, due to the arising of *cāritramoha* (delusion about conduct), when one is unable to perform the necessary actions as instructed.
* **Anākāṅkṣakriyā:** The action of disrespecting the duties prescribed by the scriptures, due to cunningness and laziness.
These are five *kriyās*.
[Footnotes:]
1. *Śatikriyā* (hundred actions) - M.
2. The action of the cause - Di. 1, Di. 2, Ā.
3. Action - Sattva, suffering, etc. - Tā., Nā., Mu.
4. Strength, life, etc. - Mu.
5. *Śyakadi* (cunningness, etc.) - Mu.
6. Expelling, etc. - Ā., Di. 1, Di. 2.