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**Primary [149 Its solution is - the peculiarity of knowledge-revealing and vision-revealing karmas / The more the veil of knowledge-vision is weakened, the more its use will be, the more intense the knowledge-vision veil is, the more its consumption will be slow. * This is the reason why the diversity of uses of various beings is described here. * The meaning of use is the activity by which the being is pervaded to know the object, or the being's knowledge-form is the essential activity / * The thirtieth step is Pasyatta-Pasanyaya / Both use and Pasyatta are the knowledge-form activities of the being, there is no explanation of these two in the root. According to the ancient method, the difference is their explanation / Acharya Abhaydevsuri has described Pasyatta as a special use. But later on, it has been clarified that the knowledge in which there is a temporal understanding is Pasyatta and the knowledge in which there is present-time knowledge is use. This is the difference between the two. Just as there are two main types of use - Sakaroyoga and Anakaroyoga, in the same way, there are two types of Pasyatta - Sakarapasyatta and Anakarapasyatta. But according to the above-mentioned characteristics of both, Mati-knowledge and Mati-ignorance are not included in the types of Sakarapasyatta, because the subject of Mati-knowledge and Mati-ignorance is the present-time non-destroyed substance. In addition, Prachakshadarshan is not included in Anakarapasyatta, its solution has been given by Acharya Abhaydevsuri as follows: Pasyatta is excellent vision and observation is possible only through eye-vision, not in the vision that takes place through other senses / The use of the eye is short-term compared to other senses and where there is short-term use, there is more speed in the knowledge activity, this is the reason for the excellence of Pasyatta. Acharya Malayagiri has followed Acharya Abhaydevsuri. He has clarified that the word Pasyatta is the proponent of Sakar and Anakar knowledge due to tradition. In particular, it should be understood that where there is long-term use, there is temporal knowledge possible / There is no long-term use in Mati-knowledge, therefore, it does not have tri-temporal knowledge / Therefore, it has not been given a place in 'Pasyatta' / * In the twenty-ninth step, Sakaroyoga and Anakaroyoga, the differences are explained as follows / After that, four types of these two are explained respectively. * The difference between Sakaroyoga and Anakaroyoga and Sakarapasyatta and Anakarapasyatta will be clearly understood from the following table: 1. Upyujyate Vastuparisheddam Prati Vyapayate Jeevo'neneti Upayogah / Bodharupo Jeevasya Tattvabhuto Vyapaar / Prajnaapana. Malayavritti Pr. Ra. Ko. Bha. 2, p. 860 2. Bhagavati. A. Vritti, Patra 714**