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## 134. Pindaniyukti
**73/14.** In this first division, those who are similar in **linga** but not in **abhigraha** are included. These include various **abhigraha**-holding **sadhus**, **pratima-pratipanna** **shravakas**, and **nihnvas**. For **nihnvas** and **shravakas**, **krita aahar** is **kalpanya** for **sadhus**. In the second division, those who are similar in **abhigraha** but not in **linga** are included. These include all **buddhas**, **tirthankaras**, and **pratima-rahit** **shravakas**. For them, **krita aahar** is **kalpya** for **sadhus**.
**73/15.** Just as there are four divisions based on **linga** and **abhigraha**, there are also four divisions based on **linga** and **bhavana**. In the first division of the four divisions based on **darshan** and **gyan**, those who are similar in **darshan** but not in **gyan** are included. These include **sadhus** and **shravakas** with different **gyan** but similar **darshan**. For **shravakas**, **krita aahar** is **kalpya**. Similarly, the second division should be understood as those who are similar in **gyan** but not in **darshan**.
**73/16.** In the four divisions based on **darshan** and **charitra**, the first division includes those who are similar in **darshan** but not in **charitra**. These include **shravakas** with similar **darshan** and **sadhus** with different **charitra**. (For **shravakas**, **krita aahar** is **kalpanya** for **sadhus**, but it is not **kalpanya** for **sadhus** themselves.) The second division includes those who are similar in **charitra** but not in **darshan**. These include **sadhus** with different **darshan** and similar **charitra**. (For them, **krita aahar** is not **kalpya**.) Now I will speak about **darshan** and **abhigraha**.
**73/17.** **Shravakas** and **sadhus** with similar **darshan** and different **abhigraha** are similar in **darshan** but not in **abhigraha**. This is the first division. In the second division, those who are similar in **abhigraha** but not in **darshan** are included. This also includes **sadhus** and **shravakas**. These **sadhus** and **shravakas** have different **darshan** and similar **abhigraha**. (The commentator has also explained the last two divisions.) The four divisions based on **darshan** and **bhavana** should also be understood in the same way. The four divisions based on **gyan** and **charitra** etc. should be understood. Now I will speak about the four divisions based on **charitra** and **gyan** etc.
**1.** Malayagiri, presenting the views of some **acharyas**, said that eleven **pratima-pratipanna** **shravakas** are like **sadhus**, and therefore, **krita aahar** for them is not **kalpanya** for **sadhus**. The commentator refuted this view and, quoting the original commentator, said that **krita aahar** is **kalpanya** for **sadhus** for eleven **pratima-pratipanna** **shravakas** who have **linga** (Mavri p. 62).
**2.** In the **gatha**, the **niyuktikara** has only explained two divisions, but the commentator has explained all four divisions. The third division includes those who are similar in **linga** and also similar in **abhigraha**. This includes **sadhus**, eleven **pratima-pratipanna** **shravakas**, and **nihnvas**. For **shravakas** and **nihnvas**, **krita aahar** is **kalpanya** for **sadhus**. The fourth division includes those who are neither similar in **linga** nor in **abhigraha**. This includes **tirthankaras**, all **buddhas**, and eleven **pratima-rahit** **shravakas** with different **abhigraha**. For them, **krita aahar** is **kalpya** (Mavri p. 58).
**3.** For further explanation of this fourfold division, see Mavri p. 58.
**4.** The commentator has also mentioned the third and fourth divisions (see Mavri p. 59).
**5.** For further explanation of the remaining third and fourth divisions, see Mavri p. 59.
**6.** For further explanation, see Mavri p. 59.
**7.** For further explanation, see Mavri p. 60.