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**[518]** The *Prajñāpanasūtra* and the *Mithyādarśanapratyayā* actions do not apply because a being or human who abstains from *prāṇātipāta* (violence) abstains from everything. Therefore, they only take the *Mahāvrata* (great vows) with *samyaktva* (right faith), reject violence and other harmful actions, and also take the *Aparigraha Mahāvrata* (vow of non-possession). Therefore, the *Mithyādarśanapratyayā*, *Apratyaख्यानप्रत्यया*, and *Pārigrahika* actions do not apply to them. The *Prāṇātipātavirata* (abstaining from violence) and *Pramattasanyata* (careless restraint) have initial actions, but the rest of the *Sarvavirata* (abstaining from everything) do not. The *Apratmattasanyata* (careful restraint) may have *Māyāpratyayā* actions for the protection of the *Pravachanamālinya* (the purity of the teachings) on occasion, but not at other times. The same *Mithyādarśanasalyavirata* (free from the poison of false belief) being has initial actions if they are *Pramattasanyata*. The *Pārigrahika* actions are only up to *Deśavirata* (abstaining from the land), not beyond. The *Māyāpratyayā* also only occur up to *Anivṛtta Bādarasamprayā* (the state of not returning to the cycle of birth and death), not beyond. The *Apratyaख्यान* actions also only occur up to *Aviratasamyagdṛṣṭi* (unwavering right faith), not beyond. Therefore, there is a choice-indicating pattern for these actions in relation to the *Mithyādarśanasalyavirata*. The *Mithyādarśanapratyayā* action is completely impossible for the *Mithyādarśanavirata* (free from false belief). Further, the twenty-four *Daṇḍaka* (punishments) are considered. There are four actions from the *Nairyika* (non-human) to the *Stanitakumāra* (a type of celestial being) for the *Mithyādarśanavirata*, but no *Mithyādarśanapratyayā*. In the *Tiryac-pañcendriya* (animals with five senses), the first three actions occur by rule, the *Apratyaख्यान* action occurs by choice, and it does not occur for those who are *Deśavirata*, but it does for the rest. The *Mithyādarśanapratyayā* does not occur. In humans, the actions should be understood as being the same as those of ordinary beings, and in the *Vyantara* and other gods, they should be understood as being the same as those of the *Nārakas* (hell beings).
**[1663]** "Sir, among these initial actions up to the *Mithyādarśanapratyayā*, which are less, which are more, which are equal, or which are special?" [Answer] "Gautama, the *Mithyādarśanapratyayā* actions are the least. The *Apratyaख्यान* actions are more special than them. The *Pārigrahika* actions are more special than them. The initial actions are more special than them, and the *Māyāpratyayā* actions are more special than all of them."
**[1663]** "The Blessed One, the twenty-second *Kiriyāpaya* (chapter on actions) is complete."