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**Aatupraatyaakhyaana Prakirnakam Durdhyaana - 24, 25, 26**
**24 - Neham Jhaane [Sneha Dhyaane]**
**Meaning:** A special kind of affection born from attachment (moha). It is an intense fondness for someone like a child, etc. The focus of this meditation is on that attachment. It is like the love of a mother for her children, like Marudevi, Sunanda, and Arahannka.
**24 - Somadhyayana:** Neham Jhaane - Sneha born from Moha, a special kind of affection, intense fondness for someone like a child, etc. The focus of this meditation is on that attachment. It is like the love of a mother for her children, like Marudevi, Sunanda, and Arahannka.
**24 - Guna:** Sneha born from Moha, a special kind of affection.
**25 - Kaam Jhaane [Kaam Dhyaane]**
**Meaning:** Kaam is described in four ways in the four refuges. It is the desire for objects. The focus of this meditation is on that desire. It is like the desire of a young man for a woman, like Kumar Nandini, or like Ravana's desire for Sita.
**25 - Somadhyayana:** Kaam Jhaane - Kaam is the desire for objects. The focus of this meditation is on that desire. It is like the desire of a young man for a woman, like Kumar Nandini, or like Ravana's desire for Sita.
**25 - Guna:** Kaam is the desire for objects.
**26 - Kalusam Jhaane [Kalusha Dhyaane]**
**Meaning:** Kalusha is the state of mind that arises from insult, envy of another's virtues, or from being deceived. It is a state of impurity, a feeling of being defiled. The focus of this meditation is on that state of mind. It is like the feeling of Abhichikumara when he was insulted by Udayana when he was given the kingdom of Keshi, or like the feeling of the two great teachers when they were unable to bear the praise of each other's strength, or like the feeling of the lion who was envious of Sthulabhadra.
**26 - Somadhyayana:** Kalusam Jhaane - Kalusha Dhyana, the state of mind that arises from insult, envy of another's virtues, or from being deceived. It is a state of impurity, a feeling of being defiled. The focus of this meditation is on that state of mind. It is like the feeling of Abhichikumara when he was insulted by Udayana when he was given the kingdom of Keshi, or like the feeling of the two great teachers when they were unable to bear the praise of each other's strength, or like the feeling of the lion who was envious of Sthulabhadra.
**26 - Guna:** Kalusha is the state of mind that arises from insult, envy of another's virtues, or from being deceived. It is a state of impurity, a feeling of being defiled.