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## Chapter Seven
**[287 Meaninglessness]**
These are the five transgressions of the Anarthadanda-virati vow:
* **Yoga-dus-pranidhana:** This refers to the improper application of yoga, which can be of three types:
* **Kaya-dus-pranidhana:** Improper application of the body.
* **Vachan-dus-pranidhana:** Improper application of speech.
* **Mano-dus-pranidhana:** Improper application of the mind.
* **Anadar:** Lack of enthusiasm or respect.
* **Smriti-anupasthana:** Lack of mindfulness.
These are the five transgressions of the Samayika vow:
* **A-pratyavekshita-a-pramajita-utsarga:** This refers to the disposal of waste without proper observation and purification.
* **A-pratyavekshita-a-pramajita-adana:** This refers to the taking of objects without proper observation and purification.
* **A-pratyavekshita-a-pramajita-sanstara-upkramana:** This refers to the use of bedding without proper observation and purification.
* **Anadar:** Lack of enthusiasm or respect.
* **Smriti-anupasthana:** Lack of mindfulness.
These are the five transgressions of the Proshdha-upavasa vow:
* **A-pratyavekshita-a-pramajita-utsarga:** This refers to the disposal of waste without proper observation and purification.
* **A-pratyavekshita-a-pramajita-adana:** This refers to the taking of objects without proper observation and purification.
* **A-pratyavekshita-a-pramajita-sanstara-upkramana:** This refers to the use of bedding without proper observation and purification.
* **Anadar:** Lack of enthusiasm or respect.
* **Smriti-anupasthana:** Lack of mindfulness.
**Meaninglessness** is the act of possessing more than what is necessary. This is a transgression of the Anarthadanda-virati vow.
**[8720]** Three types of yoga have been explained. Improper application of yoga is called **Yoga-dus-pranidhana**, which can be of three types: **Kaya-dus-pranidhana**, **Vachan-dus-pranidhana**, and **Mano-dus-pranidhana**. Lack of enthusiasm is called **Anadar**, and lack of mindfulness is called **Smriti-anupasthana**. These are the five transgressions of the Samayika vow.
**[8721]** To observe with the eyes whether a being exists or not is called **pratyavekshana**. To use a soft instrument to achieve a purpose is called **pramajita**. These two terms are connected to the next three terms: **utsarga**, **adana**, and **upkramana**. For example, the disposal of waste on the ground without proper observation and purification is called **a-pratyavekshita-a-pramajita-utsarga**. Taking objects without proper observation and purification is called **a-pratyavekshita-a-pramajita-adana**. Using bedding without proper observation and purification is called **a-pratyavekshita-a-pramajita-sanstara-upkramana**. Lack of enthusiasm in performing necessary tasks due to hunger is called **Anadar**. The meaning of **Smriti-anupasthana** has already been explained. These are the five transgressions of the Proshdha-upavasa vow.