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## 452/Go. Sa. Jivakanda
## Gatha 367-368
**Kappyavaharakappa, Kalpakalpya, Mahakalpa, Pundarika, Mahapu'darika, Nipiddhika.**
**Gathaarth:** There are fourteen types of Anga-bahya Shruta: Samayik, Chaturvishasatav, Bandana, Pratikramana, Vainayik, Kritikarma, Dashavaikalik, Uttaradhyayana, Kalpavyavahar, Kalpakalpya, Mahakalpa, Pundarika, Mahapu'darika, Nipiddhika.
**Vishesharth:** Anga-bahya Shruta, meaning Anangadyuta, is of fourteen types: Samayik, Chaturvishasatav, Bandana, Pratikramana, Vainayik, Kritikarma, Dashavaikalik, Uttaradhyayana, Kalpavyavahar, Kalpakalpya, Mahakalpa, Pundarika, Mahapu'darika, and Nipiddhika.
Samayik is of four types based on Dravya, Kshetra, Kala, and Bhava.
**Dravya Samayik:** Restraining raga and dvesha in both Satta and Achitta dravyas.
**Kshetra Samayik:** Restraining raga and dvesha in places like villages, towns, fields, gardens, pavilions, cities, valleys, and regions, or restraining sampray (kashaya) in one's own dwelling place.
**Kala Samayik:** Restraining kashaya related to the six seasons like spring, etc.
**Bhava Samayik:** The six types of knowledge related to dravyas, free from obstacles and smooth, possessed by a person who has restrained all kashayas, vomited out mithyatva, and is proficient in naya.
**Alternatively:** Restraining kashaya in all external and internal objects during all three sandhyas, or during the junction days of paksha and masa, or at one's desired time.
Samayik, as a prakirnak, relies on time and encompasses limited and unlimited areas like Bharata, etc., as well as sanhanan and gunasthanas.
**Nama Samayik:** Restraining raga and dvesha in the names of humans, animals, etc., like Shabha and Prashabha.
**Sthapana Samayik:** Restraining raga and dvesha in beautiful or ugly installations. For example, some idols are well-established, well-proportioned, complete with all limbs, well-shaped, and pleasing to the mind, while others are poorly established, disproportionate, incomplete, and misshapen. Restraining raga and dvesha in these is Sthapana Samayik.
**Chaturvishasatav:** The act of paying homage to the twenty-four Tirthankaras, each related to their respective time.
**References:**
1. Dhaval Pu. 6 8. 17-188
2. Jayadhaval Pu. 1 p. 65
3. Dhaval Pu. 1 p. 66
4. Jayadhaval Pu. 1 p. 81-88 and new edition p. 66-60
5. Mulachar 7/17 Sanskrit commentary and Gyanapith publication Mulachar Mag 1 p. 363 to 365.