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**Kadianiyoga** through which the **Aagasaagami** **iddhi** is attained.
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Or, the intellect born from the teachings of others is called **Vainayaki** **prajna**. The intellect born from **tapascharya** without the teachings of the **guru** is called **karmaja** **prajna**, or the intellect born from the power of **aushadhseva** should be understood as **karmaja** **prajna**. The intellect born from one's own specific caste is called **parinaamiki** **prajna**.
**Namo Aagasaagaamiinam** || 19 || Salutations to the **Aagasaagami** Jinas || 19 ||
The **iddhi** by the influence of which a being can travel through the sky while standing, or by sitting in **padmasana** or other **kayotsarga** postures, is called **Aagasaagami** **iddhi**. It should be understood that the holders of this **Aagasaagami** **iddhi**, while traveling through the sky, do not harm any beings due to their skill in upholding **charitra**, and they travel through the sky only after taking steps. But the holders of **Aagasaagami** **iddhi** are not able to prevent the suffering of beings while traveling through the sky in **padmasana** and other postures like **kayotsarga**. Here, the **Aagasaagami** Jinas are being saluted.
**Namo Aasivisaanam** || 20 || Salutations to the **Aasiviṣa** Jinas || 20 ||
The **iddhi** by the influence of which, when someone says "Your head should be cut off", the being's head is immediately cut off, when someone says "You should die", the being immediately dies, and when someone says "You should be free from poison", a poisoned being immediately becomes free from poison, is called **Aasiviṣa** **iddhi**. Here, it should be understood that the Jinas, who are endowed with such power of speech, never use this **iddhi** to control or favor other beings, because if they did, they would not be Jinas. Through this sutra, the Jinas who hold this **Aasiviṣa** **iddhi** are being saluted.
**Namo Didvivisaanam** || 21 || Salutations to the **Dṛṣṭiviṣa** Jinas || 21 ||
The **iddhi** by the influence of which, a being who is looked at with an angry gaze by a great **tapasvi** **sadhu**, immediately dies from poison, is called **Dṛṣṭiviṣa** **iddhi**. Here, the word **dṛṣṭi** should also include the mind. This means that the **sadhu** who holds **Dṛṣṭiviṣa** **iddhi**, if they think about someone dying with their mind, that person immediately dies. This is the meaning that should be understood. Here, the Jinas who hold this **Dṛṣṭiviṣa** **iddhi** are being saluted.
**Namo Uggatvaanam** || 22 || Salutations to the Jinas who hold the **Ugratap** **iddhi** || 22 ||