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( 65 ) (1) There is nothing unchangeable in this world. Everything is subject to alteration. I should not, therefore, pay much importance to it, and should regard it transitory,
This is called Anitya Anupreksha (অলি গলাঘা
(2) There is none in this world to help me in affliction or at the time of death. I must reap as I have sown.
This is called Asharana Anupreksha (4 gallat).
(3) I have in past lives suffered troubles as a man, a deva, a narki, or a triyancha. I must now make attempt to free myself from them. This is called Sansara Anupreksha ( HET qqaar):
(4) I am alone in this world. This is called Ekatva Anupreksha (एकत्ल पनप्रेचा).
(5) All these things of the world are separate from me. This is called Anyatva Anupreksha (qaca ohar).
(6) What pride should I take in this body which is full of dirty things. This is called Ashuchi Anupreksha (qara q ut).
(7) I should think of those thoughts, words, and actions that give rise to fresh karmans. This is called Ashrava Anupreksha (17a qaùat):
(8) I should adopt such measures as may prevent fresh karmans from binding my soul in future. This is called Sambara Anupreksha (#*7 qadar).
(9) I should adopt such measures as may help'me to shake off my past karmans. This is called Nirjara Anupreksha (facut t at).
