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## Pindaniyukti
**64/3.** The 'Mudae, Appagam'¹ leads to the bad births² for those who are not aware of it.
It is not possible to escape from it, 'Adharagati Neti Kammai'⁵. || 102 ||
**65.** One who commits the sixfold transgression, whether intentionally or unintentionally,
'Ayahhamm'³ is the result, whether it is done for gain or not. || 103 ||
The body is for earning, the three things like knowledge are for the soul.
One who is attached to harming others, destroys his own self. || 104 ||
**66/1.** The destruction of the self is the destruction of the path of liberation, even for those who have knowledge and vision.
In the conduct of life, the destruction of the self is the destruction of the rest. || 105 ||
**Dara** || The wealth that one acquires through one's own actions is one's own.
The wealth that one acquires through the actions of others is the result of bad karma. || 106 ||
**67/1.** The result of the actions of others is 'Phasugamvi Sankiliṭṭhaparināmo'¹².
One who is born suffers, know that it is the result of one's own actions. || 107 ||
**67/2.** One who performs the actions of others as one's own, is like one who eats the food of others.
'That is the result of the actions of others, how can it not'¹⁴ lead to harm? || 108 ||
**67/3.** One who is deceived by the false appearance¹⁵, is bound by the actions of others¹⁷.
The Guru¹⁸ says, 'One who is careless, suffers due to the false appearance, being unaware'. || 109 ||
**Footnotes:**
1. Enappagam (A, B)
2. Duggaii (B)
3. Chaie (La)
4. "Gai (B, La)
5. Ahakammam Bhaṇṇae Tamhā (Jībhā 1114), 64/1
6. Parijñānavatā'pi Yajjīvānāṁ Prāṇavyaparopanaṁ Sā Nidā (Mava)
7. Pūrvōktaparijñānavikalena Satā Yatparaprāṇanirvahaṇaṁ Sā Anidā (Mava)
8. Āyākamm (A, B)
9. Benti Tu Davvāyahhamm Tī (Jībhā 1115)
10. Tu. Jībhā 1117
11. Jībhā 1118, this verse is an explanation of verse 66, see the commentary on verse 64/3. These three verses are an explanation of verse 64. The author of the Niyukti has explained the meaning of Ādhākarma in one or two verses. After explaining 'Ahekamm', the verse 65 is placed in the Niyukti, which explains 'Āyāhamm'.
12. Phasuyamasaniki (S)
13. Āiy' (A, B, La), Ātiy' (Jībhā 1120)
14. Choeti Parakkiriyā Kahaṇṇu (Jībhā 1121)
15. Kuḍguv' (La, B), Kūḍav' (B), “Mai (A), Kūḍ Uvamāe U (K)
16. Keī (B)
17. U (A)
18. Guru Vi (A), Guruṁ (K), Tu. Jībhā 1124