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## Chhakhandagama, Veyanakhand [4, 1, 33]
**External waste (sweat etc.) from the body is called *jalla*. Those who have attained the medicinal quality through the influence of their penance are called *jalloṣadhiprāpta jin*. Salutations to them. || 33 ||**
**Salutations to the *viṣṭauṣadhiprāpta jin*. || 33 ||**
**The word *viṣṭā* refers to excreta, urine, etc. Those who have attained the medicinal quality of excreta, urine, etc. are called *viṣṭauṣadhiprāpta jin*. Salutations to them. || 34 ||**
**Salutations to the *sarvauṣadhiprāpta jin*. || 34 ||**
**Those who have attained the medicinal quality of all substances like rasa, blood, flesh, fat, bone, marrow, semen, lungs, and excreta-urine, etc. are called *sarvauṣadhiprāpta jin*. Salutations to them. || 35 ||**
**Salutations to the *manabali* (strong-minded) *jin*. || 35 ||**
**The ability to continuously contemplate the six substances, which are filled with infinite meanings and synonyms related to the three times (past, present, future) as described in the twelve angas, without experiencing any sorrow, is called *manabali*. Those who possess this *manabali* are called *manabali*. Salutations to those *manabali* sages. || 36 ||**
**Salutations to the *vacanabali* (strong-spoken) sages. || 36 ||**
**Those who do not experience sorrow even after repeatedly reciting the twelve angas are called *vacanabali*. Salutations to them. || 37 ||**
**Salutations to the *kāyabali* (strong-bodied) sages. || 37 ||**
**Those who are capable of lifting the three worlds with their finger and placing them elsewhere are called *kāyabali*. Salutations to these *kāyabali* *jin* who possess this power. || 38 ||**
**Salutations to the *kṣīrasravī* (milk-flowing) *jin*. || 38 ||**
**The meaning of *kṣīra* is milk. The power that transforms dry food held in the hand into milk immediately is called *kṣīrasravī* power. Or, the power that makes words sound sweet like milk is also called *kṣīrasravī* power. Salutations to the *jin* who possess this *kṣīrasravī* power. || 38 ||**