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## Pindaniryukti
Because water is inherently non-sentient for a long time. The smell of ghee and raw meat - both are weapons of water, but their taste is sweet and touch is cold, therefore, their mixture makes water non-sentient for a long time. The acidity produced by the kukkus in chaulodak also becomes a weapon of water. If sentient water is added to the juice of a fruit, it becomes non-sentient for a long time.
## Tejaskaay
In the context of Tejaskaay, the Niyuktikar says that the middle part of the electricity that bakes bricks, the meteor, etc., is definitely sentient Tejaskaay. The word 'etc.' according to the commentator, also includes the fire used by the potter to bake the pot, the fire lit in the stove to cook the sugarcane juice. Angara, Murmur, Agni, Archi, Jwala, Ulka, Vidyut, etc., are practical sentient Tejaskaay. The fire produced from unbreakable Vajra, Vidyut, and Suryakant Mani, etc., is accepted as sentient. Karishagni mixed Tejaskaay.
## Vayukaay
The wind that blows when there is a dense cloud, thin wind, excessive snowfall, and darkness caused by clouds, that wind is definitely sentient. The wind blowing in the east, etc., direction is practically sentient. The author has mentioned five types of non-sentient wind:
* **Aakrant:** The wind that comes out from mud, etc., that is trampled by feet.
* **Dhamat:** The wind that comes out from the mouth and the wind filled in the bellows.
* **Ghan:** The wind that comes out from the sesame crushing machine. In the commentary of Thanam and Oghniryukti, there is a reference to Sammurcchhi Vayu in place of Ghan, which means the wind produced from the palate, etc.
* **Dehanugat:** The wind that comes out from the anus and the form of inhalation-exhalation.
* **Peelit:** The wind that comes out from squeezing wet clothes.
According to the commentator Abhaydevsuri, these five types of wind are non-sentient at the time of their origin, but they can also become sentient in the end.