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Shad-Avashyakādhikāra 7. The bhikkhu (monk) who has his feet within four angulas (fingers) apart, whose conduct is unblemished, who has purified his body, speech, and mind, and who is humble and free from all activities, recites the Chaturvīṃśatistotra (Hymn of the Twenty-four Tīrthaṃkaras). 573
The summary of the Chaturvīṃśatiniyuktī (Twenty-four Invocations) has been spoken by me. Now I shall expound the Vandanāniyuktī (Invocation of Obeisance). 574
The Vandanā (Obeisance) has six aspects: nāma-sthāpanā (establishing the name), dravya (substance), kṣetra (place), kāla (time), and bhāva (attitude). This is the sixfold classification of Vandanā. 575
What is to be done in which (of the six aspects), by whom, to whom, how, where, and to what extent? 576
How many times is obeisance to be made? How many times is the head to be bowed? How many times is it to be done with pure intent? How many times is it to be done free from faults? What is to be done in which (of the six aspects)? 577