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## 236] [ Prajñāpanā Sūtra 1118. What is Uddisya-pravibhaktā-gati? Uddisya-pravibhaktā-gati is the movement that is done with the intention of reaching a *Prācārya*, *Upādhyāya*, *Sthavira*, *Pravartaka*, *Gaṇi*, *Gaṇadhara*, or *Gaṇāvacchedaka*. This is Uddisya-pravibhaktā-gati. / / [1118 Pr.] What is the nature of Uddisya-pravibhaktā-gati? / [1118 U.] The movement done with the intention of reaching a *Prācārya*, *Upādhyāya*, *Sthavira*, *Pravartaka*, *Gaṇi*, *Gaṇadhara*, or *Gaṇāvacchedaka* is called Uddisya-pravibhaktā-gati. / This is the nature of Uddisya-pravibhaktā-gati. / / 13 / / 1116. What is Catur-puruṣa-pravibhaktā-gati? Catur-puruṣa-pravibhaktā-gati is when four individuals: 1. depart together and arrive together, 2. depart together but arrive separately, 3. depart separately but arrive together, and 4. depart separately and arrive separately. / This is Catur-puruṣa-pravibhaktā-gati. / [1119 Pr.] What is Catur-puruṣa-pravibhaktā-gati? [1116 U.] When four individuals: 1. depart together and arrive together, 2. depart together but arrive separately, 3. depart separately but arrive together, and 4. depart separately and arrive separately; this is called Catur-puruṣa-pravibhaktā-gati. / This is the nature of Catur-puruṣa-pravibhaktā-gati. / / 14 / / 1120. What is Vankā-gati? Vankā-gati is said to be of four types: 1. *Ghaṇayā*, 2. *Thambaṇayā*, 3. *Leṣaṇayā*, and 4. *Vaḍaṇayā*. / This is Vankā-gati. / [1120 Pr.] What is the nature of Vankā-gati? [1120 U.] Vankā-gati is said to be of four types: 1. *Ghaṇayā*, 2. *Thambaṇayā*, 3. *Leṣaṇayā*, and 4. *Vaḍaṇayā*. / This is the description of Vankā-gati. / / 15 / / 1121. What is Pankā-gati? Pankā-gati is when an individual moves in mud, water, or mire, with their body connected to another. / This is Pankā-gati. / [1121 Pr.] What is the nature of Pankā-gati? [1121 U.] When an individual moves in mud, water, or mire, with their body connected to another, this is called Pankā-gati. / This is the nature of Pankā-gati. / / 16 / /