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[Thirty-two Standpoints - Samavaya]
[97. If a person, having previously experienced the feeling of attachment, later experiences the feeling of detachment, it is called *Aasayana* (a state of non-attachment). 12. If a person, while walking or running, is asked, "Are you asleep?" or "Are you awake?", and the person is awake, it is called *Aasayana*. 13. If a person, having previously experienced a feeling of attachment, later experiences the feeling of detachment, it is called *Aasayana*. If a person, having previously experienced the feeling of attachment, later experiences the feeling of detachment, it is called *Aasayana*. 15. If a person, having previously experienced the feeling of attachment, later experiences the feeling of detachment, it is called *Aasayana*. 16. If a person, having previously experienced the feeling of attachment, later experiences the feeling of detachment, it is called *Aasayana*. 17. If a person, while sharing food, drink, or other things with another person, gives half of it to the other person without being asked, it is called *Aasayana*. 18. If a person, while sharing food, drink, or other things with another person, gives half of it to the other person, and also gives half of the taste, half of the smell, half of the touch, half of the color, half of the shape, half of the weight, half of the lightness, and half of the quality, it is called *Aasayana*. 19. If a person, while walking or running, is not aware of their surroundings, it is called *Aasayana*. 20. If a person, while walking or running, is asked, "What?" and they do not respond, it is called *Aasayana*. 21. If a person, while walking or running, is asked, "What?" and they respond, it is called *Aasayana*. 22. If a person, while walking or running, is asked, "Who are you?" and they do not respond, it is called *Aasayana*. 23. If a person, while walking or running, is asked, "Who are you?" and they respond, it is called *Aasayana*. 24. If a person, while walking or running, is asked, "How are you?" and they do not respond, it is called *Aasayana*. 25. If a person, while walking or running, is asked, "How are you?" and they respond, "I am fine," it is called *Aasayana*. 26. If a person, while walking or running, is asked, "How are you?" and they respond in a way that is not appropriate, it is called *Aasayana*. 27. If a person, while walking or running, is asked, "How are you?" and they respond in a way that is appropriate, it is called *Aasayana*. 28. If a person, while walking or running, is asked, "How are you?" and they respond in a way that is appropriate, and their response is not interrupted, not broken, not confused, and not repeated, it is called *Aasayana*. 29. If a person, while walking or running, adjusts their clothing, and then continues walking, it is called *Aasayana*. 30. If a person, while walking or running, stands, sits, or lies down, it is called *Aasayana*. 31. If a person, while walking or running, stands, sits, or lies down on a high platform, it is called *Aasayana*. 32. If a person, while walking or running, stands, sits, or lies down on a low platform, it is called *Aasayana*.