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Naya-bhang-pramana-adhya-an hetu-udaharana-anvitam. Agyam dhyaye-j-jinen-dra-anam apramanyakalan-kitaam ||36||
**Meaning:** One should contemplate the commands of the Jinas, which are rich in Naya, Bhang, and Pramana, adorned with reasons and examples, and free from the stain of non-authenticity. ||36||
Raga-dvesha-kashayadi-pidita-anam janushmatam. Aihika-amushmika-ansta-ansta-an naana-apaya-an vichintayet ||37||
**Meaning:** The second type of Dharma-dhyana is called Apaya-vichaya, which involves contemplating the various sufferings (apaya) related to this world and the next world, experienced by beings afflicted by raga, dvesha, kashaya, etc. ||37||
Dhyayet karma-vipaka-an cha ta-an ta-an yoga-anubhava-jam. Prakruti-adi-cha-tur-bheda-an shubha-ashubha-vibhaga-tah || 38 ||
**Meaning:** The third type of Dharma-dhyana is called Vipaka-vichaya, which involves contemplating the results (vipaka) of karma, which are produced by the influence of different yogas, and are classified into four types: Prakruti-bandha, etc., based on their auspicious and inauspicious nature. ||38||
Utpad-sthi-ti-bhang-adi-parya-ayair-lakshanai-h prithak. Bhedair-nama-adi-bhir-loka-samsthana-an chintayed bhritam ||39||
**Meaning:** One should contemplate the world-structure, which is characterized by different names, etc., and is distinguished by various features like birth, existence, and destruction. ||39||