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## Fourth Study: Pratikraman
**[61]** Meditation is performed in the Godohasan, Virasan or Amrakubjasan postures outside.
**[11]** This pratima is for one day and one night. Its practice is done for one day and one night. Its worship is done by the Bele with the offering of Chaubihara. Kayotsarga is performed outside the village.
**[12]** This pratima is for only one night. Its worship is done by offering Bele and performing Chaubihara with oil. Standing outside the village, with the head slightly bowed, keeping the gaze fixed on a single particle, Kayotsarga is performed with unwavering eyes. Devas, humans, and animals related upsargas are tolerated with equanimity. One should not be swayed by upsargas. If one is swayed by upsargas, one becomes mad or develops a chronic disease. If one remains steadfast, one attains Avadhijnana, Manahparyavgyana and Kevalgyana.
**Thirteen Kriyasthanas:**
Kriya here means action. Its thirteen types are as follows:
**1. Arthakriya:** To inflict violence on, cause violence to, or approve of violence against a being for one's own purpose is Arthakriya.
**2. Anyakriya:** Sinful karma performed without any purpose is called Anyakriya.
**3. Hinsakriya:** To inflict violence on a being because someone is harming, will harm, or has harmed me or my loved ones, or to inflict violence on a being out of anger is Hinsakriya.
**4. Aksamkriya:** Sin committed hastily without knowing is Aksamkriya.
**5. Drishtiviparyayakriya:** Sin committed due to delusion, such as punishing an innocent man under the delusion that he is a thief.
**6. Mrishkriya:** To lie.
**7. Adattadanakrima:** To steal.
**8. Adhyatmakriya:** Grief, etc., that arises in the mind without any external cause.
**9. Mankriya:** To praise oneself, to be arrogant.
**10. Mitrakriya:** To punish loved ones harshly.
**11. Mayakriya:** To be hypocritical.
**12. Lobhkriya:** To be greedy.