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## Glossary of Terms
**Bha विभाग प्रतिच्छेद-वीर्य-वामित:** The initial portion or tail of the *vibhāga* (division) *pratiच्छेद* (intersection) *vīrya* (power) *vāmit* (ejected). It is also known as *dhīrya* (patience) *paramāṇu* (atom) or *bhāva* (feeling) *paramāṇu* (atom).
**Abirata-bhoṣa:** Not being detached from the *bhoṣa* (objects of sense). This is a result of the soul that hinders the attainment of *charitra* (conduct).
**Avirata samyagdṛṣṭi:** A being who, despite possessing the qualities of *sampatti* (wealth), *guṇasthāna* (state of qualities), and *sampamhaṣṭi* (perfection), cannot attain any kind of *prata* (merit). The specific nature of this being is called *avirata samyagdṛṣṭi guṇasthāna*.
**Madhubha nāmakarma:** The karma (action) whose emergence causes the organs below the navel to be inauspicious.
**Manubha vihāyoga-ti nāmakarma:** The karma whose emergence causes the soul's gait to be inauspicious, like that of a camel.
**Ayonigata sāsayana samvāda:** A being who has not ascended the *śreṇi* (ladder) of *uṣmāṇa* (heat) but has attained only *sāsādana* (sustenance) due to the emergence of *anatanubandhī* (unconnected) karma.
**Asangī:** Those who have not attained *mano-labdhi* (mental attainment) or whose *prati* (merit) does not lead to *pravṛtti* (inclination) and *nivṛtti* (disinclination) towards *iṣṭa* (desirable) and *amiṣṭa* (undesirable) objects.
**Asangī bhūta:** The knowledge of *asangī* beings.
**Asankhyātāgu vargamā:** The classification of *asambhapāta* (non-coincidence) *pradeśī* (spatial) *skandha* (aggregates).
**Asatyamano-yoga:** The *manoyoga* (mental application) that leads to the opposite thinking of the true nature of things or the *manoyoga* that is opposite to *satyamano-yoga* (true mental application).
**Asatyavacanyoga:** The *yoga* (union) that arises from the classification of *asatyavacana* (false speech) or the *vacanyoga* (speech application) that proves something falsely.
**Asatyāmṛṣā manoyoga:** The *manoyoga* whose *citta* (mind) is neither true nor false. It is also called *asatyāmṛṣā mana* (false mind). The *yoga* that arises from this is called *asatyāmṛṣā manoyoga*. Alternatively, the *manoyoga* whose *citta* is devoid of *vidhi* (prescriptions) and *niṣedha* (prohibitions), which neither establishes nor negates anything, is called *asatyāmṛṣā manoyoga*.
**Asatyāmṛṣā vacanyoga:** The *vacanyoga* that is neither true nor false. Alternatively, the *vacanyoga* that is not inclined towards the establishment or negation of anything is called *asatyāmṛṣā vacanyoga*.
**Asātā bāṇīṣa karma:** The karma whose emergence causes the soul to be attracted to favorable sensory objects.