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1. Satyamanahaprayoga 2. Asatyamanahaprayoga 3. Satyamrishamanahaprayoga 4. Asatyamrishamanahaprayoga 5. Satya-vachanaprayoga 7. Satyamashavachanaprayoga. Asatyamashavachanaprayoga 9. Praudarika-kayaprayoga 10. Praudarika-mishra-kayaprayoga 11. Vaikriya-kayaprayoga 12. Vaikriya-mishra-kayaprayoga 13. Pahaarak-kayaprayoga 14. Prahaarak-mishra-kayaprayoga 15. Karman-kayaprayoga / In the commentary on Prajnapanatika, Acharya Malayagiri has discussed the Tejas-karman-sharira-prayoga by combining Tejas with Karman, as the Tejas-kaya-yoga is indicated in these fifteen types of prayoga. '55 These fifteen prayogas have been planned in the jiva and especially in the twenty-four dandakas. After the discussion of prayoga, this pada also describes the motion-fall. Its five types have been mentioned: prayoga-gati, tat-gati, bandhan-chhedan-gati, upapat-gati and vihayo-gati / These also have many sub-types. Leshya: The seventeenth pada is an analysis of Leshya. Leshya is a type of pudgalic environment. The jiva and pudgal are affected by each other. There are many groups of pudgals that affect the jiva. One of these groups is called Leshya. In the Brihadvritti of Uttaradhyayanasutra, the meaning of Leshya has been given as atomic radiance, lustre, brilliance or shadow. '56 Acharya Shivary of the Digambara tradition has called Leshya that which is affected by the shadow pudgals of the jiva's result. '57 In ancient Jain literature, the word Leshya is used for all three things: the colour of the body, the atomic radiance and the thoughts affected by it. The colour of the body and the atomic radiance are dravya-leshya, while the thoughts are bhava-leshya. 58 Different definitions of Leshya are found in different texts. In the ancient Panchasangraha, 10 Dhavala,' Gommatasar etc., it is written that Leshya is that by which the jiva gets entangled in punya-papa. According to Tattvarthavartika, 113 Panchastikaya 54 etc., Leshya is the tendency of the yogas that are influenced by the arising of kshaya. In the Sthananga-Abhaydevavritti, '65 Dhyanashataka, 6 etc., it is written that Leshya is that by which the being performs karma. 155. Prajnapanatika patra 319 Acharya Malayagiri 156. Leshayati-shleshayati va atmani jananayanani iti leshya prati va araksepi ka snigdha-deepta-rupa chhaya. -Brihadvritti, patra 650 157. Jah bahiralesayo, kinhadiyo havanti purissas / anbhantarelesayo, tah kinhadiya purissas / / -Mularadhana, 711907 158. (a) Gommatasar, Jivakanda, matha 494 (b) Uttaradhyayanasutra-niyukti, gatha 539 159. Uttaradhyayanasutra-niyukti, gatha 540 160. Prachin Panchasangraha 1-142 161. Dhavala, pu. 1, p. 150 162. Gommatasar, Jivakanda 489 163. Tattvarthavartika 2, 6, 8 164, Panchastikaya Jayasenacharya Vritti 140 165. Lishyate praani karma na yaya sa leshya / -Sthananga Abhaydevavritti 51, p. 31. 166. Krishnadi dravya-sachivyat parinamo ya atmanah / sphatikasy eva tatraayam leshyashbdah prayujyate // -~-Dhyanashataka Haribhadriyaavritti 14 [ 51] '