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## Translation:
**5.3.10**
**5.** The **Fāsaṇayavibhāṣaṇadā** is the authority for **Fāsaṇayavibhāṣaṇadā**. **5.**
**6.** Who desires **Fāsa**? **1.** **6.** Which **Naya** accepts which **Sparśa**? **6.**
**7.** All **Sparśa** are the objects of **Naigamanaya**. **Naigamanaya** accepts all **Sparśa**. This should be understood. **Vyavahāranaya** and **Saṅgrahaṇaya** do not accept **Bandha-Sparśa** and **Bhavya-Sparśa**. **7.**
**8.** **Ṛjusūtra** does not accept **Ekṣetra-Sparśa**, **Anantara-Sparśa**, **Bandha-Sparśa**, and **Bhavya-Sparśa**. It only accepts **Nāma-Sparśa**, **Sparśa-Sparśa**, and **Bhāva-Sparśa**. **8.**
**9.** That which is called **Nāma-Sparśa** is the **Sparśa** of one **Jīva**, one **Ajīva**, many **Jīva**, many **Ajīva**, one **Jīva** and one **Ajīva**, one **Jīva** and many **Ajīva**, many **Jīva** and one **Ajīva**, and many **Jīva** and many **Ajīva**. All of these are called **Nāma-Sparśa**. **9.**
**10.** That which is called **Thavaṇa-Sparśa** is the **Sparśa** of **Kāṣṭhakarma**, **Citrakarma**, **Poṭṭakarma**, **Lepyakarma**, **Layanakarma**, **Śailkarma**, **Gṛhakarma**, **Bhittikarma**, **Dantakarma**, and **Bheṇḍakarma**. It is also the **Sparśa** of **Akṣa**, **Varāṭaka**, and all other things that are established in this way. All of these are called **Thavaṇa-Sparśa**. **10.**
**Ch. 87**
Here, the terms **Kāṣṭhakarma** etc. refer to the **establishment of the existence of something**. The terms **Akṣa** and **Varāṭaka** etc. refer to the **establishment of the non-existence of something**. The phrase "**Je cāmaṇṇe evamādiyā**" refers to all other things that are established in this way. This should be understood in relation to both types of establishment.