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## Fourth Dasha (Chapter)
With Hindi Commentary.
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The knowledge that someone is waking me up is called *Aavaay-mati-gyaan*; after it becomes certain, the understanding that a particular person is waking me up for a particular task is called *Dharana-mati-gyaan*. *Mati-gyaan* is pure, therefore it provides accurate knowledge of the nature of things.
There are six types of *Avgrah-mati*. For example, understanding someone's feelings just by listening to them, remembering the proofs from five to seven texts upon hearing a question, or grasping many texts at once; grasping in many ways, such as writing, reading, paying attention to correctness, and simultaneously narrating a story, and remembering them in this way; like a musician who can identify each instrument separately even when hearing the sound of many instruments at once; remembering something firmly after knowing it; imprinting whatever is asked in the heart, so that there is no need to write it down in a book, etc., and remembering it at the right time without any restriction; having no room for doubt in the understanding of something. These are the six types of *Avgrah-mati-gyaan*. Similarly, one should know the six types of *Iha* and *Aavaay-mati-sampada*.
Just as these six types have been explained, there are also six types of *Dharana-mati-sampada*. For example, remembering many things by hearing one thing, remembering in many ways, remembering ancient things, remembering difficult numbers like *bhaanga*, remembering without the help of a text or a person, remembering the nature of things accurately without any doubt. These are the six types of *Dharana-mati-sampada*.
The person who possesses this kind of *mati-gyaan* in a detailed way is truly capable of determining the true nature of things. This is called *mati-sampada*.
Now the Sutrakar (author of the sutras) speaks about *Prayog-sampada* next:
"What is *Prayog-mati-sampada*? *Prayog-mati-sampada* is described as having four types, as follows: *Aayam* (this) is said to be *paunjjitta* (purified) by *vaayam* (effort), *parisam* (..."