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## Pindaniyukti
"Apdravan" means to know the pain without causing any harm or destruction. 17. Body, speech, and mind, or body, life, and senses.
"Samittāvāyāṇe" means to cause harm or destruction through these three, i.e., body, speech, and mind, or body, life, and senses. 26.
Body, mind, and speech, or body, life, and senses - the ownership of these three, i.e., the sixth case ending (षष्ठी तत्पुरुष), the fifth case ending (अपदान, पञ्चमी तत्पुरुष), and the third case ending (करण, तृतीया तत्पुरुष) are called "Tripatan". 18.
Thinking in the heart about one or many virtuous beings, the giver who kills the six bodies is called "Adhakarma". 27.
The limits of conduct are infinite, and so are the stages of restraint. There are countless "Kandaka" in them. 28.
There are countless "Kandaka" in the six stages (infinite parts, infinite qualities, etc., six types of increase and decrease). The countless six stages are called the "Samyama Shreni". 29.
1. For the meaning of "Apdravan", see the second part of the translation of "Pini Ga. 62" - causing harm or destruction through body, speech, and mind, or body, life, and senses.
2. "Samittāvāyāṇe" (अ, स).
3. "U" (स, जीभा).
4. "Karane Y" (ला, ब, स), "Karanammi" (जीभा ११०२).
5. In the sixth case ending compound, the destruction of body, speech, and mind. This should be understood from the perspective of a fully developed, five-sensed human being and the lower beings.
6. "Apadan" - the fifth case ending compound, from the perspective of the three lower beings, the destruction of body, speech, and mind.
7. "Karan" means the means. From the perspective of the means, the destruction of body, speech, and mind is called "Tripatan".
8. "Tu" (जीभा ११०३), the 62nd verse of "Pindaniyukti" has three commentary verses (पिभा १६-१८) in its explanation.
9. "Tath Ananta" (क, ब).
10. "X" (स), the 64th verse of "Pindaniyukti" has three commentary verses (पिभा १९-२१) in its explanation.
11. "Kandaka" means countless parts of a finger-sized area. "Kandaka" and "Samyama Sthanaka" are explained in the "Shri Bhikshagma Vishayakosh" part 2, pages 341, 342.
12. "U Tani" (क).
13. "Mavr P. 41"; "Chasankaheylokaakashpradeshapramanani Shat Sthanakanisamyamshrenirucyate" - countless "Sthanaka" as large as the space of the universe are called "Samyama Shreni".