Description of the Termination of a Kalpa-period 758 CHAPTER CXXXXII. Ascertainment of Karma or acts of men 760 CHAPTER CXXXXIII. Ascertainment of Nirvána or ultimate Extinction 767 CHAPTER CXXXXIV. Investigation into the nature and Vicissitudes of things 778 CHAPTER CXXXXV. Description of the Waking, Dreaming and Sleeping states 785 CHAPTER CXXXXVI. Disquisition of sound sleep 794 CHAPTER CXXXXVII. The Phenomenon and Perspection of dreams 798 CHAPTER CXXXXVIII. Investigation into the nature of dreams 802 CHAPTER CIL. Investigation into the Original cause 807 CHAPTER CL. Transcendental Admonitions 812 CHAPTER CLI. View of Inexistence 818 CHAPTER CLII. The sage’s discourse at night 820 CHAPTER CLIII. One soul is the cause of all 823 CHAPTER CLIV. Relation of Past events 826 CHAPTER CLV. Relation of Future Fortune 829 CHAPTER CLVI. Expostulation on Sindhu by his Minister 835 CHAPTER CLVII. The Ultimate Extinction or Nirvána of Sindhu 839 CHAPTER CLVIII. Fall of the Huge body of the Hunter 844 CHAPTER CLIX. Wandering of Vipaschit 847 CHAPTER CLX. Description of heaven and Hell 855 CHAPTER CLXI. Explanation of Nirvána 861 CHAPTER CLXII. Annihilation of ignorance 867 CHAPTER CLXIII. Means and manner of governing the senses and sensible organs 870 CHAPTER CLXIV. Unity of the Divinity and the Mundane World 878 CHAPTER CLXV. On the Similarity of Waking and Dreaming 880 CHAPTER CLXVI. On the Attributes of the Divine spirit, in the form of a Dialogue 883 CHAPTER CLXVII. Absence of the threefold states of Waking, Dreaming and Sleep 888 CHAPTER CLXVIII. Story of the Hewn statue or Carved Image 894 CHAPTER CLXIX. Description of the calm and tranquil Mind 901 CHAPTER CLXX. On the conduct of the sapient Man 907 CHAPTER CLXXI. Meditation of Pure Vacuum 911 CHAPTER CLXXII.