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## Aaturpratyakhyanprakirnakam
Bala: If someone is taking sanlekhana, the guru should tell them what a pandit would say when they take the vow.
Icchami: I desire, O Bhagavan, to do anushana.
They desire to do anushana, and this is what they should say first.
Padikkamami: I am renouncing all sins in general. I have committed sins in the past due to ignorance, carelessness, and other reasons, and I am renouncing them.
This is what they should say about renouncing sins in all three times.
Aiyan: I am renouncing all sins committed in the past, in the form of repentance.
Anagayam: I am renouncing all sins that I will commit in the future, in the form of avoidance.
Pacchuppaan: I am renouncing all sins that I am committing in the present, in the form of restraint.
This is what they should say about the means of renouncing sins.
Kayam: I am renouncing all sins that I have committed myself, or caused others to commit, or approved of, such as "May this enemy die," etc.
This is what they should say about renouncing sins that are bound by the marks of falsehood, non-restraint, passions, and non-yoga.
Michhattam: Falsehood includes five types: false perception, false acceptance, etc. Non-restraint is one type, and passions are many types.
Papaprayog: I am renouncing all sins that I have committed through the body, speech, and mind.
Bala: From the phrase "Michha dansan parinaamesu va" to the phrase "Padibudhass va," there are six parts. If I have committed any sins against the gods, kings, the excellent, the good, the bad, the non-bad, I am renouncing them. This is the first connection. After this, the meaning is as follows:
Michha: False perception means the determination of falsehood. If I have committed any sins against the gods and kings, by transgressing, violating, abusing, or not abusing, I am renouncing them. This is what they should say about all of this. The meaning of transgression, etc., will be explained later.
Ihalog: If I have committed any sins against the human world, such as violence, etc., I am renouncing them.
Paralok: If I have committed any sins against the other world, such as against animals, etc., I am renouncing them.
Sachitte: If I have committed any sins against things with consciousness, such as the earth, etc., I am renouncing them.
Achiitte: If I have committed any sins against things without consciousness, such as a bad bed, a blanket, etc., by sleeping on them, or if I have desired to take gold, etc., I am renouncing them.
Panchasuk: If I have committed any sins against the five senses, such as pleasure and displeasure in sound, form, smell, taste, touch, and mind, I am renouncing them.
If I have committed any sins due to ignorance, inattention, etc., I am renouncing them. This is the connection of all of this.