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## Appendix-2: Thirty-Six Wrong Views (Triṣaṣṭidurdhāna)
**58.** **Karma-Udaya-Pratyaya-Dhyāna:** Dhyāna (wrong view) based on the understanding of the arising of karma (karma-udaya). Even though it initially leads to auspicious results, it eventually leads to inauspicious results due to the arising of karma, like Viṣṇu.
**59.** **Ṛddhi-Gaurava-Dhyāna:** Dhyāna based on the pride of wealth and power (ṛddhi). Like Darśārṇa-Bhadra, it leads to the feeling of self-importance.
**60.** **Rasa-Gaurava-Dhyāna:** Dhyāna based on the pride of taste (rasa). It leads to the feeling of superiority, like "My taste is superior, what about others?" This is similar to the wise minister of the king who defeated his enemies, praising the taste of the food in front of the king who was unaware of the taste.
**61.** **Sāta-Gārava-Dhyāna:** Dhyāna based on the pride of comfort (sāta). It leads to the feeling of arrogance, like "I am the only one who is comfortable."
**2.** **Aviramana-Dhyāna:** Dhyāna based on the wrong view of not stopping (aviramana). It leads to the feeling of "Let there be no stopping for my sons." This is similar to the parents who told their sons, "These ascetics are meat-eaters and demons, so you should not go near them," and thus deceived them. Or, it is like the wise man who, even after being enlightened by the gods, repeatedly abandoned his renunciation.
**3.** **Amucti-Maraṇa-Dhyāna:** Dhyāna based on the wrong view of not being liberated (amucit). It leads to the feeling of "There is no liberation, only the pursuit of worldly pleasures." This is similar to the ascetic who, even after being repeatedly warned by his brother, continued to indulge in worldly pleasures and thus created the cause for his non-liberation.
**1.** Having heard the nature of these wrong views, those who are wise should understand that they are conducive to false beliefs and wrong actions. They are all to be abandoned, as they are filled with numerous karmas.