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508]] [ Prajñāpanasūtra: (8) Lokasaṁjñā - In the realm of the world, there is a strong tendency or desire to follow the popular opinion, even though it is rooted in superstition, violence, falsehood, etc., and is therefore contemptible. Alternatively, it is the intense desire to know the beautiful, pleasing objects of the world (or objects corresponding to the popular words) due to the cessation of the obscurations of knowledge. (10) Proghasaṁjñā - The tendency or inclination to perform an action without any purpose (without thinking), or a whim / for example, climbing a tree without any use or purpose, or moving one's feet while sitting, picking up straws, etc. / Alternatively, it is the desire to know the beautiful, pleasing objects of the world (or objects corresponding to the popular words) in a general way due to the cessation of the obscurations of knowledge of the karma. / These ten types of saṁjñās include both the meanings derived from the above etymology. / Of the above ten saṁjñās, the being is identified by the saṁjñā that is most prevalent in him. / For example, the Naryikas are known by the predominance of the Bhayasaṁjñā. / Alternatively, the being is considered to have the saṁjñā that corresponds to his desire, mental attitude, or tendency. ' From the Naryikas to the Vaimānikas, the saṁjñās are classified as follows: 726. "Nera iyāṇaṁ bhanta! Kati saṇṇāṁro paṇṇattāo? Goyamā! Das saṇṇāṁro paṇṇattāyo. Taṁ jahā-pāhārasaṇṇā 1 bhayasaṇṇā 2 mehuṇasaṇṇā 3 pariggahasaṇṇā 4 kohasaṇṇā 5 māṇasaṇṇā 6 māyasaṇṇā 7 lobhasaṇṇā 8 logasaṇṇā proghasaṇṇā 10 / [726 pr.] Bhagavan! How many saṁjñās are mentioned in the Naryikas? [726 u.] Gautama! Ten saṁjñās are mentioned in them. / They are as follows: (1) Āhārasaṁjñā, (2) Bhayasaṁjñā, (3) Maithunasaṁjñā, (4) Pariggahasaṁjñā, (5) Krodhasaṁjñā, (6) Māṇasaṁjñā, (7) Māyasaṁjñā (8) Lobhasaṁjñā, (9) Lokasaṁjñā and (10) Oghasaṁjñā / 727. "Asurkumārāṇaṁ bhanta! Kati saṇṇāṁro paṇṇattāno? Goyamā! Das saṇṇāso paṇṇattāno / Taṁ jahā-pāhārasaṇṇā jāv proghasaṇṇā. [727 pr.] Bhagavan! How many saṁjñās are mentioned in the Asurakumāra Devas? [727 u.] Gautama! Ten saṁjñās are mentioned in the Asurakumāras. They are as follows: Āhārasaṁjñā up to Oghasaṁjñā. 728. "Evaṁ jāv thaṇiyakumārāṇaṁ / [728] Similarly, it should be said (regarding the saṁjñās found) up to the Thanitakumāra Devas. - 1. (a) Prajñāpanasūtra Malay. Vṛtti, Patrāṁka 222 (b) Prajñāpana. Prameyabodhinīṭīkā Bhā. 3, p-40-41