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234] [Prajñāpanasūtra [1109 pr.] What is the *anupasampadyamānagatī*? [1109 u.] The motion that does not depend on the mutual dependence of the aforementioned (king, etc.) is *anupasampadyamānagatī*. This is the nature of *anupasampadyamānagatī* / / 4 / / 1110. What is *pudgalagatī*? *Pudgalagatī* is the motion of the *paramāṇu pudgala* as far as the infinite *skandha* extends. This is the nature of *pudgalagatī* / / 5 / / 1111. What is the nature of *maṇḍūkagatī*? The motion of the frog that jumps and leaps is called *maṇḍūkagatī* / This is the nature of *maṇḍūkagatī* ( / ) // 6 // 1112. What is *nāvagatī*? *Nāvagatī* is the motion of the boat that goes from the eastern *vaitālī* (shore) to the southern *vaitālī* through the water, or from the southern *vaitālī* to the northern *vaitālī* through the water. This is the nature of *nāvagatī* / / 7 / / 1113. What is the nature of *nayagatī*? *Nayagatī* is the tendency of the seven *naya* - *nagam*, *sangraha*, *vyavahāra*, *ṛjusūtra*, *śabda*, *samabhirūḍha*, and *evambhūta* - or the acceptance (desire or intention) of all *naya*. This is the nature of *nayagatī* / / 8 / / 1114. What is *chāyāgatī*? *Chāyāgatī* is the motion of the shadow of a person, a *kinnara*, a great serpent, a *gandharva*, a *uṣaḥ*, a *raha*, an umbrella, or a *chhatra*. This is *chāyāgatī*.