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## Verse 216-217
**Yoga Marganga/265**
**Question:** Where does the fifth type of Manoyoga, called "common Manoyoga", come from, besides the four types of Manoyoga?
**Answer:** This is not a flaw, because the common Yoga, which resides within the four types of Manoyoga, becomes the fifth number.
**Question:** What is this "common" that is found in the four types of Manoyoga?
**Answer:** Here, "common" should be understood as the similarity of the mind. The effort that is made for the origin of the mind is Manoyoga.
**Question:** Is there a tendency of the mind seen even without effort from previous actions?
**Answer:** If there is a tendency of the mind even without effort, let it be, because the Yoga that arises from such a mind is not the meaning intended here. But the specific effort in the form of "parispanda" (vibration) that occurs due to the mind is intended here as Yoga.
**Question:** The Kevali's Satya Manoyoga should have Sadbhava (harmonious existence), because there is Sadbhava of the true knowledge of the "Varta" (reality). But the Sadbhava of their Asatya Mrish Manoyoga is not possible, because there is the influence of doubt and "Anadhyavasaya" (indecision) in their knowledge?
**Answer:** No, because the mind being the cause of speech due to the form of doubt and "Anadhyavasaya", there can still be "Anubhaya" (experience) Dharma (principle) in it. Therefore, there is no contradiction in accepting the Sadbhava of "Anubhaya" Manoyoga in the "Sayogi" (those who have attained liberation).
**Question:** What is the meaning of the Kevali's speech giving rise to doubt and "Anadhyavasaya"?
**Answer:** Because the objects of the Kevali's knowledge are infinite, and the listener's "Kshayopa-sham" (reduction of karmic impurities) is not excessive, doubt and "Anadhyavasaya" can arise due to the Kevali's words.
**Question:** The words of the Tirthankaras are "An-akshara" (non-lettered) in form, and therefore they are "Sva-nirupa" (self-evident), and because they are self-evident, they cannot be of two types: Satya (true) and "Anubhaya" (experiential)?
**Answer:** No, because in the Kevali's words, there is Sadbhava of "Anubhaya" speech through forms like "Syat" (perhaps). Therefore, it is well-known that the Kevali's sound is "An-akshara" (non-lettered).
**Question:** The Kevali's "Dravya-mana" (substance-mind) should have Sadbhava, but its function is not found there.
**1. "Maga Joga Mumnama Joga Asacchamosaman Joga Mani Micchaiti-ppadidi Javi Sajogine Bali Ti." [Dhaval Pu. 1 Page 982]**. **2. Dhaval. Pu. 1 Page 28**.