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Mind is not there. The second question is why are Naraka, Bhavanapati and Vanavyantara called Asangya? The answer is that Asangya Jivas are born in these three, so they are called Asangya from this perspective. / Usage and Pasyatta are discussed in the twenty-ninth, thirtieth and thirty-third, these three terms respectively. In the Prajnapanasutra, these terms have been discussed in relation to the Bodha-Vyapar or Gyan-Vyapar of Jivas, therefore we have taken all three together here. From the Jain perspective, the soul is the knower, 183 it has no form, no taste, no smell. It is formless, Lokapraman Asankhya Pradeshi, eternal, usage is its special quality. 184 From the point of view of number, it is infinite. Usage is both the characteristic of the soul and the quality, 85 even though Aavdhi is included in usage, the reason for giving a separate term for it is that Aavdhi was specially considered in that time. In the present term, two types of usage and Pasyatta have been made - Sakaroupayog (knowledge) and Anakaroupayog (darshan), Sakarpasyatta and Anakarpasyatta. / Acharya Abhaydev has called Pasyatta as a special usage. While explaining further, it has also been told that the knowledge in which only Kalik Avabodh is there is Pasyatta, but the knowledge in which present-time knowledge is there is usage. This is the reason why Matijnana and Mati-Ajnana are not taken in the types of Sakarpasyatta. Because the subject of Matijnana and Mati-Ajnana is the substance that is formed in the present time. Why is Achakstudarshan not taken in Anakarpasyatta? Acharya has solved this question in this way that Pasyatta is Prakrut Ikshan and observation is possible only in Chakshudarshan, not in the darshan done by other senses. The use of Chakshu is short-lived compared to other senses and where there is short-lived use, there is extreme speed in the knowledge process. / This is the reason for this excellence. '86 Acharya Malayagiri has written that the word Pasyatta is like the word usage due to its meaning, and it is capable of presenting both Sakar and Anakar knowledge, however, it is necessary to understand that where there is usage for a long time, there is knowledge of all three times. Matijnana does not have long-term usage. Therefore, it does not have Kalik knowledge, due to which it has not been given a place in Pasyatta. 187 This is the difference between usage and Pasyatta. / Usage and Pasyatta, both of these are described in the twenty-four Dandakas of Jivas. / In fact, there is no special difference in them. In the term Pasyatta, the knowledge of the Kevalgyani and the use of darshan are simultaneous or in sequence, in this regard, it has also been discussed and argued that knowledge is Sakar and darshan is Anakar. / Therefore, how can both usages be at the same time? Sakar means Savikalp and Anakar means Nirvikalp. / Which 183. Acharang 5 / 5 Sutra 165 184. Acharang 516 Sutra 170-171 185. Gunano Uvayoggune. - Bhagavati 2 / 10 / 118 186, Bhagavati Sutra, Abhaydevvritti page 714 187. Prajnapana, Malayagiri Vritti page 730