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[The verb "Maīsavaṁ"] binds, after which his suffering or death occurs. Otherwise not. Therefore, the coexistence of these two is not a rule / that is, even if the Paritāpanikī action occurs, the Prāṇātipātakriyā may or may not occur. When a living being is rendered lifeless by the strike of an arrow, etc., then the Prāṇātipātakriyā occurs. It does not occur at other times. But for whom the Prāṇātipātakriyā occurs, for him the Paritāpanikī action occurs by rule, because death without suffering is impossible. ' In beings, etc., the description of the Prāyojitā action 1617. How many, O Lord! are the Prāyojitā actions described? [A.] Gautama! Five Prāyojitā actions are described. Such as - Kāyikī up to Prāṇātipātakriyā. [1617 Pr.] 1618. And so on, from the Raīyāṇas to the Vaimānikas / {1618 | (Of these five Prāyojitā actions) one should say in the same way (for all). 1619. O Lord! For which living being does the Kāyikī Prāyojitā action exist, for him does the Āhikaranikī Prāyojitā action exist? For whom does the Āhikaranikī Prāyojitā action exist, for him does the Kāyikī Prāyojitā action exist? [A.] In this way (like the Palāpakas mentioned in sū. 1607 to 1616, here also) with this (and other) Abhilāpa (1) in which living being, (2) at which time, (3) in which country and (4) in which region - these four Daṇḍaka should be said up to the Vaimānikas. Discussion - Prāyojitā actions and their coexistence In the present Trisūtrī (from 1617 to 1616), the five Prāyojitā actions and their mutual coexistence in the living being, time, country, region have been stated in an exaggerated way / 1. Prajñāpanā. Malaya. Vṛtti, Patra 445