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## Pindaniyukti
6. Even if the meanings are the same, common people do not accept the name that is well-known in time. But they use the name that is well-known to the people, even if it is not well-known in time. ||6||
7. Placing one aksha, varataka, or anguliyaka as a pind is an asadhava establishment. Placing three akshas, three varatakas, or three anguliyakas together in one place as a pind is a sadhava establishment. In chitra karma, establishing a pind from one point is an asadhava establishment. Establishing a pind from many points is a sadhava establishment. Making a pind shape in wood and lepya upala is a sadhava establishment. ||7||
8. Patra, patravarja, patraniryoga, rajoharana, external and internal - these are two nisadyaas. Three pattas - santhar, uttar, and chola patta. The meaning of potti is mukhapotti, mukhavastrika. Rajoharana with one nisadya - all these upadhis are used diligently every day, so there is no need to rest them. ||8||
9. Where there are shatpadikas, they should be transferred elsewhere and these instruments should be washed according to the rules. ||9||
10. These should not be used for twenty days. They should be used diligently every day. If there is doubt, they should be washed according to the rules. ||10||
11. For washing clothes, a sadhu wears the pravarana for three days, then he keeps it close for three days. He wears it for three days, then he keeps it far for one day. ||11||
**Footnotes:**
1. Levovale (s, a).
2. Pini ga. 6 has one bhashyagatha (pibha 7).
3. One aksha, varataka, or anguliyaka does not form a pind shape, so it is an asadhava establishment. Although there is a collection of atoms in the aksha, from that perspective it is a pind, but there is no pind shape in practice (mavru p. 7).
4. Yaram (s, b).
5. U (k).
6. Muhaputti (k).
7. Putti (k).
8. Un (mu).
9. Dhovanti (a.m), dhovijja (k), dhoveti (s).
10. Bhashya ga. 11 mentions the method of resting. See the translation and commentary of pini 22/2 for details.
11. Dinani (k).
12. Tahiyam (k).
13. Pini ga. 22 has four bhashyagathas (pibha 8-11).