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## Translation:
**288**
**Adipuranam**
The attainment of the position of Indra, which results from the rise of the Parivaja fruit, is called the **Surendrata** action. This action has been described earlier. ||201||
This is the fourth **Surendrata** action.
The great kingdom of a Chakravarti, which is adorned with the Chakra jewel and is filled with treasures and jewels, and which is a continuous stream of enjoyment and luxury, is called **Samrajya**. ||202||
This is the fifth **Samrajya** action.
The state of being an Arhat, or the supreme action of Karma, is called the **Arhanty** action. This action leads to the attainment of great auspiciousness, such as the descent from heaven. ||203||
The attainment of the five auspiciousnesses by the Arhat, who has descended from heaven, is known as **Arhanty**. This **Arhanty** action causes disturbance in the three worlds. ||204||
This is the sixth **Arhanty** action.
The state of the Supreme Self, which is free from the bondage of existence, is called **Parinirvritti**. It is also known as **Paranirvana**. ||205||
The purification of the inner self, which results from the destruction of all karmic impurities, is called **Siddhi**. This **Siddhi** is the attainment of one's own self-nature, not the absence of anything, nor the destruction of qualities like knowledge. ||206||
This is the seventh **Parinirvritti** action.
Thus, according to the Agamas, these seven **Karjanvaya** actions have been described. By following these actions, yogis attain the supreme state. ||207||
Whoever, without laziness, performs these three types of actions, described above, attains the supreme abode (Moksha), which brings supreme happiness. ||208||
Whoever remembers this **Purana Dharma**, which is adorned with the flower of the Jain teachings, and which is bound by these actions, and who follows it with a pure mind, will quickly be freed from the bondage of the fear of existence. ||209||
Who, except for this, should embrace this most excellent **Parivaja**? ||210||
This is the third **Parivaja** action.