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## Trivarnika Achar
The image should be **mararmnirurwwmar**, adorned with eight **pratiharys** like a parasol and a fly whisk, with a complete and auspicious physical form, appearing to draw in the emotions of humans, signifying the attainment of **vitragata** (freedom from attachment). || 25 || 26 || 27 || 28 || 29 ||
Even the **siddh-bimba** (image of a liberated soul) should be pure and similar, following the **agama** (scriptural texts) for the **suris** (teachers), **pathkas** (students), and **sadhus** (ascetics). || 30 ||
On the left, there should be a **yakshi** (female celestial being), and on the right, a **yaksha** (male celestial being). Below, there should be the **navagrahas** (nine planets), and in the middle of the back, the **kshetrapal** (guardian deity of the area). || 31 ||
The images of the **yakshas** and **yakshis**, as well as the deities, should be adorned with all ornaments, and should be depicted with their respective vehicles and weapons, making them beautiful in every way. || 32 ||
Even if the image is adorned with the aforementioned characteristics, it will not be pleasing if the eyes are not properly depicted. Therefore, the eyes should be made clear. || 33 ||
The eyes of the image, as well as any deficiencies or excesses in the limbs and appendages, have consequences. A downward gaze brings fear of **tiryag** (lower births), loss of wealth, and long-term suffering. An upward gaze brings the death of the wife and the loss of children. || 34 ||
A gaze that is constantly sorrowful, anxious, and agitated brings constant loss of wealth. A peaceful gaze brings good fortune, children, peace, and prosperity. || 35 ||
A **sadopa** (image with a raised hand) should not be made, as it brings misfortune. A **raudri** (fierce) image, a thin-bodied image, or an image with a **dravyasamkshaya** (loss of wealth) should be made. || 36 ||
A **sankshriptaangi** (image with shortened limbs) brings loss, a **chipita** (image with a pinched face) brings suffering, a **vinetra** (image without eyes) brings blindness, and a **heenavaktra** (image with a small mouth) brings a life of deprivation. || 37 ||