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## Chapter 7: The Six Essential Rights
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**The analogy of the blind horse:** Just as a blind horse can be made to see by administering various medicines, so too, the **pratikraman** practice can be understood through various explanations.
**I have briefly explained the **pratikraman** practice. Now, I will explain the **pratyakhyan** practice.**
**The **pratyakhyan** practice has six aspects:** name, object, field, time, and state.
**The **pratyakhyan** practice can be understood in three ways:**
* **Pratyakhyapk:** The one who rejects.
* **Pratyakhyan:** The act of rejection.
* **Pratyakhyatavya:** The object of rejection.
These three aspects of **pratyakhyan** can be understood in the past, present, and future.
**The **pratyakhyan** practice should be understood in its entirety, including its root cause, its various aspects, and its benefits.**