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**Appendix - 1 Child Understanding - Meaning and Translation**
**Ignorance Meditation** - Meditation on ignorance, where there is no effort in explaining, lecturing, etc., is considered wrong. This is the fourth example from the Uttaradhyayanasutra, which was compiled 12 years after the death of the Acharya. || 1 ||
**Evil Conduct Meditation** - Meditation on evil conduct is considered wrong. This is the example of the six-bodied beings. || 2 ||
**Confused Meditation** - Meditation on confused understanding, knowledge, etc., is considered wrong. This is the example of the Buddhist follower, the Shravakadeva, who serves the Buddha for livelihood. || 3 ||
**Anger Meditation** - Meditation on anger is considered wrong. This is the example of the Kulavala, like Goshalak. This is also the example of Namuchi. || 4 ||
**Pride Meditation** - Meditation on pride and ego is considered wrong. This is the example of Bahubali and Subhuti. || 5 ||
**Deception Meditation** - Meditation on deception, which is the form of misleading others, is considered wrong. This is the example of the sister who tests her brother. || 6 ||
**Greed Meditation** - Meditation on greed is considered wrong. This is the example of the hidden treasure. || 7 ||
**Attachment Meditation** - Meditation on attachment, which is of three types: one is lust, the second is affection, and the third is visual attachment. This is considered wrong. The example of lust is the lustful gaze of Kichaka on Draupadi. The example of affection is the affection of Damayanti for Nala. The example of visual attachment is the disciple of Marichi. || 8 ||
**Hatred Meditation** - Meditation on hatred, dislike, or treachery is considered wrong. This is the example of the god who kidnapped the couples of the Hasivarsha era. || 9 ||
**Delusion Meditation** - Meditation on delusion is considered wrong. This is the example of the dead body of Krishna, which was mistaken for Balarama by the people due to delusion. || 10 ||
**Desire Meditation** - Meditation on desire, which is the desire for many things, is considered wrong. This is the example of Kapila and Ravishvara, who desired gold and silver. || 11 ||
**Wrong Meditation** - Meditation on wrong views is considered wrong. This is the example of Jamali and Govindavachka, who acted wrongly. || 12 ||
**Obsession Meditation** - Meditation on being overly attached to an object is considered wrong. This is the example of King Kanakketu. || 13 ||
**Doubt Meditation** - Meditation on doubt, which is to be suspicious, is considered wrong. This is the example of the disciple who was taught by the god and guru, but still remained ignorant. || 14 ||
**Desire Meditation** - Meditation on the desire for something that is not seen, is considered wrong. This is the example of Marichi. || 15 ||
**Greed Meditation** - Meditation on excessive greed for food, etc., is considered wrong. This is the example of Mahuramangu. || 16 ||
**Hope Meditation** - Meditation on hope, which is the desire to obtain many things, is considered wrong. This is the example of the god who desired the food of the Brahmins. || 17 ||
**Thirst Meditation** - Meditation on thirst, which is the desire for water, etc., is considered wrong. This is the example of the disciple of the great soul, Chapeta, who was born from a dead body. || 18 ||