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## Fourth Study: Pratikramana
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Nine types of Audarik Bhogas should be understood in the same way. In total, there are eighteen types. The 19 studies of Jnata Dharma Katha are:
1. Meghkumar (Utksipt), 2. Dhannah Sarthavaha (Sanghat), 3. Mayuraand, 4. Karma, 5. Shailak, 6. Tumbalep, 7. Rohini, 8. Malli, 9. Makandee, 10. Chandra, 11. Davadavvriksh, 12. Udak, 13. Manduk, 14. Tetali Pradhan, 15. Nandiphal, 16. Avarakanka, 17. Akirnak, 18. Susuma, 19. Pundarik.
_Not practicing Sadhu Dharma according to the meaning of these nineteen examples is Atichar. Twenty Asamadhi Sthanas:_
Being situated in the path of Moksha with focused mind is called Samadhi. The opposite of this is Asamadhi. The twenty Sthanas of Asamadhi are:
1. Davadav - Walking hurriedly. 2. Walking without a staff. 3. Cleaning without purpose. 4. Having an unorganized bed and seat. 5. Disrespecting Gurus. 6. Ignoring elders. 7. Bhootopghat - Thinking about killing beings. 8. Getting angry every moment. 9. Speaking ill of others indirectly. 10. Speaking decisively about doubtful matters repeatedly. 11. Creating new conflicts daily. 12. Rekindling settled conflicts. 13. Studying at an inappropriate time. 14. Accepting alms with hands etc. with a conscious mind and with impurities. 15. Speaking loudly after midnight. 16. Creating divisions and differences in the Gachch etc.