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## Aatupraatyaakhyaana Prakirnakam Durdhyaana - 51, 52, 53, 54
**50.** Soma: Pariggraham Jhaane - Parigraha is the focus of meditation on wealth, grain, etc., like the desire for wealth of Charudatta, or like the desire for a kunjika (key) of Muni-pati Muni.
**50.** Guna: Parigraha means to accept or take possession of something. It can be external, internal, like land, or internal like anger, etc.
**51.** Para-parivaayam Jhaane (Para-parivaada Dhyaane)
Bhuvah: Para-parivaada is the criticism of others, or speaking ill of others. The focus of meditation is on the non-disclosure of the faults of others, like the behavior of the mother-in-law and sister-in-law towards Subhadra.
**51.** Soma: Para-parivaayam Jhaane - The focus of meditation is on the non-disclosure of the faults of others, like the behavior of the mother-in-law and sister-in-law towards Subhadra.
**51.** Guna: Para-parivaada is the criticism of others, or speaking ill of others.
**52.** Para-dooshanam Jhaane (Para-dooshan Dhyaane)
Bhuvah: Para-dooshan is the fault-finding of others, even if it is done by others, and it is the act of blaming oneself for the faults of others.
**52.** Soma: Para-dooshanam Jhaane - Para-dooshan is the act of blaming oneself for the faults of others, even if the other person is not at fault, like Rudraka blaming himself for the death of Jyotir-yasha, even though he was not responsible.
**52.** Guna: Para-dooshan is the fault-finding of others, even if it is done by others, and it is the act of blaming oneself for the faults of others.
**53.** Aarambham Jhaane (Aarambha Dhyaane)
Soma: Aarambham Jhaane - Aarambha is the act of causing harm to others, and the focus of meditation is on this, like the behavior of Kuru and Utkuru, or like Dwipayana.
**53.** Guna: Aarambha is the act of causing harm to others, and the focus of meditation is on this.
**54.** Sanrambham Jhaane (Sanrambha Dhyaane)
Soma: Sanrambham Jhaane - Sanrambha is the intense desire for objects, and the focus of meditation is on this, like the desire for objects of a young boy who is trying to keep his vows, even though he is being prevented from doing so by his mother.
**54.** Guna: Sanrambha is the intention, the intense desire for objects.