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११. 99. <headword>आरघट्टघटीयन्त्रन्यायः
 
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सार्धं घटीद्वयं नाडीरेकैकार्कोदयादद् वहेत् ।

आरघट्टघटीभ्रान्तिन्यायो नाऽयोः पुनः पुनः ।
 

 
"Āraghaṭṭa" is a water-wheel, generally used for

drawing water from the well. A pot tied to the rope is

released in the well. When it is filled with water, it is

drawn up, emptied and released again in the well.

The air is inhaled by the nostrils, retained in the body

for some mornents and then it is exhaled. This process
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goes on unabatedly. The maxim shows the continuous

repetition of the same act.
 

 
100. <headword>आरोहावरोहणन्यायः
 
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The air in the body goes up through various plexuses--
from Mulādhāra to Brahmarandhra--
from Muladhāra to Brahmarandhra-.This is Aroha.
Āroha.
It comes back in the opposite direction. That is Avaroha.

It is told that one should make the air reach in the

uppermost Ājñācakra.
 

 
101. <headword>आशामोदकतृप्त न्यायः
 
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आशामोदकतृप्ता ये ये चोपार्जितमोदकाः ।

रसवीर्यविपाकादि तुल्यं तेषां प्रसज्जते ॥
 

--न्यायकन्दली
 

 
A person may be immensely glad by eating imaginery

sweets in the form of hopes. A man generally lives on

hopes, thinking that the current bad days might pass

away and the bright days may dawn. This maxim

describes a person enjoying dreamy, imaginery joy.
 

 
102. <headword>इक्षुदण्डन्यायः
 
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Every part of the sugarcane is sweet. The sweetness

goes on increasing gradually from the top to the bottom.

Similarly, friendship with the good persons also

increases gradually.