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[Twenty-second verb] [509 [4] The three actions of the Panchendriya-tiryanch-yogis are mutually regulated. The one who has these (three actions) has the next two actions (Apatyakhyaniki and Mithyadarshanapratyaya) by choice (bhajhana). The one who has the next two actions has these (initial) three (actions) by rule. The one who has the Apatyakhyan action, may or may not have the Mithyadarshanapratyaya action. But the one who has the Mithyadarshanapratyaya action, necessarily (by rule) has the Apatyakhyan action. / [1635-4] The three actions of the Panchendriya Tiryanch-yoni are mutually regulated. The one who has these (three actions) has the next two actions (Apatyakhyaniki and Mithyadarshanapratyaya) by choice (bhajhana). The one who has the next two actions has these (initial) three (actions) by rule. The one who has the Apatyakhyan action, may or may not have the Mithyadarshanapratyaya action. (But) the one who has the Mithyadarshanapratyaya action, necessarily (by rule) has the Apatyakhyan action. / [5] Like the human being, like the Jiva. [1635-5] In the human being (the statement of the co-existence of the aforementioned actions) should be understood like the statement of the co-existence of the actions in the (general) Jiva. / [6] Like the Vanamantra, Jyotish and Vamanik, like the Nairya. / [1635-6] The statement of the mutual co-existence of the actions in the Vanavyantara, Jyotish and Vamanik Devas should be understood like the statement of the co-existence of the actions in the Nairya. / 1636. At the time when, O Venerable One! the initial action of the Jiva takes place, does the Parigrah action take place? [U. In the same way (understand it like the mutual co-existence of the actions). / ) In this way (1) the Jiva who, (2) at the time when, (3) in the country where and (4) in the region where, thus the four Dandakas should be said to be the guardians. Just as these four Dandakas are said in the case of the Nairya, in the same way they should be said in the case of all the Devas, up to the Vamanikas. / Discussion - The co-existence of the initial and other actions in the Jiva is presented in the seventeen (Sutras 1628 to 1636). In the aggregate Jiva, and in the twenty-four Dandakas of Naraka, etc., the mutual co-existence of the initial and other five actions has been discussed. Co-existence of actions: Why or why not? The one who has the initial action, has the Parigrah action by choice, because the Parigrah action does not take place in the Pramatta-samyata, but takes place in the rest.