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## The Six Essential Practices (Shadavashyakadhikār) 7.
**201**
The appointment of essentials (Shabdārtha) is called; it should be understood that the non-subjugated (avasha), the non-subjugated (avasha), and the non-subjugated's (avashasya) karma are essential. The term "Yukti" (reason) is synonymous with "Upay" (means), and the appointment is without parts (niravayava). ||515||
**Meaning:** One who is not subjugated by passions like attachment, aversion, etc., is called "avasha". The conduct of that "avasha" is essential. Similarly, "Yukti" is called "Upay". The unbroken "Yukti" is the appointment. The appointment of essentials (complete means) is the essential appointment. ||515||
Now, the six types of essential appointments are called: Samayik, Twenty-four Stotras, Vandanā, Pratikramaṇa, Pratyākhāna, and Kāyothsarga. ||516||
**Meaning:** Samayik, Twenty-four Stotras, Vandanā, Pratikramaṇa, Pratyākhāna, and Kāyothsarga are the six types of essential appointments. ||516||
Further, the appointment of Samayik is called: I will explain the appointment of Samayik in detail, as per the order, following the tradition of the Ācāryas, as it has been transmitted. ||517||
**Meaning:** I, the author of the book called "Vattkeera", will explain the complete means of Samayik, in detail, as per the order, following the tradition of the Ācāryas, as it has been transmitted. ||517||