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## 4. Fosanaanugama
Fosanaanugama, in terms of its direction, is of two types: Ogha-nidesha and Aadesha-nidesha. || 1 ||
Sparshanaanugama, in terms of its expectation, is of two types: Ogha-nidesha and Aadesha-nidesha. || 1 ||
Sparshana is of six types: Naamasparshana, Sthapanaasparshana, Dravyasparshana, Kshetrasparshana, Kaalasparshana, and Bhaavasparshana. Among these, the word 'Sparshana' is a synonym for Naamasparshana. This is what it is. Establishing the oneness of one substance with another substance through this type of intellect is called Sthapanaasparshana. For example, in a pot, a pitcher, etc., "This is Rishabha, this is Ajita, this is Abhinandan, etc." Dravyasparshana is of two types: Aagamadravyasparshana and Noaagamadravyasparshana. Among these, a living being who is aware of the substance of touch and is devoid of its use in the present is called Aagamadravyasparshana. Noaagamadravyasparshana is of three types: Jnayakasharira, Bhaavi, and Tadvyatirikta. Among these, Jnayakasharira Noaagamadravyasparshana is of three types: Bhaavi, Vartamaan, and Samujjhit. A living being who is going to be aware of the substance of touch in the future is called Bhaavi Noaagamadravyasparshana. Tadvyatirikta Noaagamadravyasparshana is of three types: Sachitta, Achitta, and Mishra. The mutual contact of Sachitta substances is called Sachitta Dravyasparshana. The mutual contact of Achitta substances is called Achitta Dravyasparshana. The mixed Dravyasparshana, which arises from the contact of all six substances of the conscious and unconscious nature, is divided into sixty-nine (59) types.
The contact of the remaining substances with the Akasha substance is called Kshetrasparshana. The contact of the Kala substance with other substances is called Kaalasparshana. Bhaavasparshana is of two types: Aagama and Noaagama. A living being who is aware of the substance of touch and is involved in its use in the present is called Aagamabhaavasparshana. The Pudgala substance transformed by the Sparshaguna is called Noaagamabhaavasparshana.
Out of the above six types of Sparshana, the Kshetrasparshana related to the Jiva substance is relevant here. What has been touched in the past and is being touched in the present is called Sparshana. The following of Sparshana is called Sparshanaanugama. Nidesha, Kathana, and Vyakhyana are all synonymous words. This Nidesha, in terms of its expectation of Sparshanaanugama, is of two types: Ogha-nidesha and Aadesha-nidesha.
How much Kshetra has been touched by the Mithyadrishti Jiva through Ogha? All beings. || 2 ||