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5. **Sadbhaav-pratyakhyaan** - To attain the state of **vitraag** by abandoning all kinds of tendencies. In this, the soul becomes free from all kinds of karmas.
6. **Shariir-pratyakhyaan** - In this, the state of **ashariiri siddha** is attained.
7. **Sahay-pratyakhyaan** - Not taking the help of anyone in one's work. This makes the soul attain **ekatva bhaav**. By attaining **ekatva bhaav**, it becomes wordless, free from strife, full of restraint and full of samadhi.
8. **Kashaay-pratyakhyaan** - Generally, the **saamyami sadhak** conquers **kashaay**, due to which the sadhak does not bind karmas. By conquering **kashaay**, he does not have attachment or hatred towards pleasant and unpleasant objects. Thus, the types of **pratyakhyaan** and their fruits are described in **Uttaraadhyaayan**. **Pratyakhyaan** stops the sinful acts that will happen in the future and the sadhak's life starts to shine with the pleasant light of restraint.
Thus, **Shadaavashyak** are essential for the sadhak. Whether the sadhak is a **shraavak** or a **shraman**, he does these actions. Yes, the depth and intensity of their experience can be and is different. A **shraman** can do these actions with more dedication than a **shraavak** because he is a renunciate of the world, completely detached from the beginning. This is why his sadhana has more brilliance than that of a **shraavak**. **Shadaavashyak** have a very important place in the life of a sadhak. Where **aavashyak** brings spiritual purity, there is also an increase in virtues like equality, humility, forgiveness, etc. in worldly life, due to which the springs of joy start flowing.
**Vyakhyasaahitya**
**Aavashyak Sutra** is such an important sutra that the most commentaries have been written on it. Its main commentary texts are - **Niyukti**, **Bhaashya**, **Churni**, **Vritti**, **Stabak** (Tabba) and **Hindi Vivechan**.
Ten **niyukti** are available on the **aagam**. The name of the first **niyukti** among those ten **niyukti** is **Aavashyak Niyukti**. **Aavashyak Niyukti** discusses many important topics in detail. In the subsequent **niyukti**, it is indicated to look at **Aavashyak Niyukti** without discussing those topics. To understand other **niyukti**, it is necessary to understand **Aavashyak Niyukti**. It first has an **upoudghaat**, which is in the form of an introduction. It has 880 **gaathaa**. It is a detailed description of the first five **gyaan**.
After the description of **gyaan**, **niyukti** describes **Shadaavashyak**. It first has **samaayik**. **Chaaritra** begins with **samaayik**. Both **gyaan** and **chaaritra** are necessary for liberation. The one who is eligible for **samaayik** is **shrutagyani**. He attains **kshay**, **upsham**, **kshayopsham**, **kevalgyaan** and **moksh**. The one who is eligible for **samaayik shruta** attains a glorious position like **tirthankar**. The **shruta** that the **tirthankar** preaches after attaining **kevalgyaan** is **Jinpravachan**. That
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