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## Karmagrantha Part Four: Understanding Bosh
This section contains a portion of falsehood, as qualities, like faults, are questioned in the form of Bosh.
(4) The method of imagination performed by the Mano Yoga, which is devoid of rules and prohibitions - the imagination that neither establishes nor removes any object, is called "Asatyamutshyamano Yoga". For example: "Oh Devavasa! Oh Indravata! Syad!" The intention of this imagination is merely to address the Dhyapravakta in the previous action, not to establish or remove any element.
The above four are in relation to the Dhyabaharanayaka. Because from the perspective of certainty, everything is included in the categories of truth and falsehood. In other words, the Mano Yoga that does not involve deceit or cunning, whether it is mixed or Asatyamutshyam, should be considered "Satyamano Yoga". Conversely, the Mano Yoga that contains an element of deceit or cunning is "Asatyamano Yoga".
**The Nature of the Divisions of Vachan Yoga:**
(1) The "Vachan Yoga" that establishes the true nature of an object, for example, saying that the Jiva is both Satrupa and Asatrupa, is "Asatyavachan Yoga".
(2) The Vachan Yoga that proves an object falsely is "Asatyavachan Yoga", for example, saying that there is no such thing as Dharma or that there is no such thing as merit and demerit.
(3) The Vachan Yoga that presents a multi-faceted object as singular is "Mishravachan Yoga", for example, calling a forest of various trees like mango, neem, and machi, simply a mango forest.
(4) The "Vachan Yoga" that is used to establish or remove an object...